First REIT to divest Indonesia assets for S$470 million in strategic review move

Reuters
Apr 01
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AW9U.SI">First REIT</a> to divest Indonesia assets for S$470 million in strategic review move
  • First REIT signed agreements to divest Indonesia portfolio assets for about S$470 million, a 2.1% premium to valuation.
  • Transactions include sale of eight hospitals to Siloam for about S$390 million.
  • Non-core exits cover two assets sold to Lippo Karawaci for about S$53 million, alongside a prepaid lease of Lippo Plaza Kupang for about S$29 million.
  • Proceeds earmarked for debt repayment, cutting aggregate leverage to 16.7% with pro forma annual interest savings of about S$19 million.
  • Put options on remaining six Indonesia hospitals set an agreed value of about S$290 million, with completion of initial divestments targeted for August 2026.


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