Digital Core REIT amends loan facilities to approximately US$ 818 million
Bitget2026/11/10 00:20- Digital Core REIT amended its financing agreement on November 6, 2026, updating loan facilities to approximately USD 818 million.
- Approximately USD 197 million in term loans mature in 2030; a multicurrency term loan facility of approximately USD 346 million matures in 2032.
- A USD 275 million multicurrency revolving loan facility matures in 2031, with two six-month extension options.
- Proceeds will refinance existing borrowings and fund working capital and other general corporate purposes.
- Citigroup Global Markets Asia, BofA Securities and DBS Bank served as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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