GNL REIT to Sell Some NNN Assets to Reduce Leverage

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GNL REIT to Sell Some NNN Assets to Reduce Leverage (Read More)

Debt Maturity Concerns: Global Net Lease (GNL) faces pressure from debt maturities and interest rates impacting the CRE sector.

• Stock Price Volatility: Market fluctuations reflect economic uncertainties and pandemic-related challenges.

• Strategic Focus: GNL aims to reduce leverage through asset dispositions and debt restructuring.

Lease Expirations: GNL targets selective asset dispositions to manage lease expirations and reduce financial strain.

• Tenant Composition: GNL prioritizes investment-grade tenants, especially in single-tenant retail properties.

• Industrial Portfolio Pressures: Industrial sector experiences challenges with rising vacancy rates and reduced leasing activity.

Debt Maturities Strategy: GNL plans to address 2024 debt maturities through dispositions, refinancing, and credit facility utilization.

• Asset Disposition Plan: Targeting $400-600 million in strategic sales to enhance balance sheet and shareholder value.

• Market Confidence: Focus on generating cash, derisking the portfolio, and narrowing trading discount compared to peers.

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