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Tungsten Properties agrees renewal of £50m revolving credit facility to fund pipeline of logistics opportunities

Cain International, the privately held investment firm, has agreed the renewal of a £50 million revolving credit facility with Leicester-based Tungsten Properties for a further three years. The renewal follows the successful deployment of the initial facility in 2020 of £36 million.

Cain’s partnership with Tungsten began in 2019, with the initial facility having financed four successful schemes with a GDV of approximately £61 million. Coupled with Tungsten’s balance sheet, the first facility supported the development schemes across the UK at Witham, Witney, Oakham and Lutterworth, which totalled more than 440,000 sq ft of industrial and distribution space. The new facility will fund a pipeline of logistics opportunities across the UK.

The credit facility transaction has been agreed as part of Cain’s Fortwell strategy, borne out of Cain’s acquisition of Fortwell Capital in 2020, which extended Cain’s lending platform’s offering to development loans ranging between £10 million – £750 million. The strategy focuses on development loans of £10 – 50 million across residential, commercial, and alternative sectors in the UK.

Nikos Yerolemou-Ennsgraber, director – real estate debt at Cain International, said: “This transaction presented an opportunity to expand our reach across a sector with fundamentals we believe in, while meeting the growing demand for high-quality logistics assets across the UK delivered by reputable developers.

“At its heart, Cain is a partnerships business, and we are delighted to strengthen our relationship with Tungsten through this facility.

“With Fortwell now fully integrated into Cain’s real estate debt business, we believe that our holistic service offering provides exciting opportunities for continued deployment of capital with existing clients and new ones, across the full range of loan sizes and financing structures.”

Jeff Penman, Managing Director, Tungsten Properties, added: “In the last three years, there’s no doubt that our £50m Revolving Credit Facility with Cain has enabled us to be more agile and secure great quality development opportunities. Also, it has allowed our equity to be spread across a greater number of projects.

“This RCF renewal for a further three years gives us greater firepower to respond to and consider opportunities as soon as they present themselves. We look forward to continuing this partnership with Cain and seeking out strategic opportunities to deliver much-needed industrial and distribution space.”

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