The value of the logistics building sold will be around €2.5m. We expect the cash
Read MoreThe Bremen asset was not in the €168m of notarised but not closed sales. We estimate the additional liquidity for Branicks will be around
Read MoreThe sale of 4 logistics properties from the ViB portfolio will raise around €150m. The rationale for the deal is the diversification of ViB’s portfolio, so ViB may
Read MoreThe repayment of the final tranche of the bridge loan removes one maturity headache for management. We expect Branicks to have
Read MoreThe latest sale will provide about €7m in liquidity to Branicks and €20m to VIB. Branicks needs to keep on executing on sales and every little
Read MoreAs expected, the VIB AGM refused the request to appoint a Special Auditor, which will relieve Branicks. The special auditor request could
Read MoreAt today’s AGM, the VIB supervisory board will be doing anything it can to avoid the appointment of a special auditor. We expect the minority shareholder proposals to be
Read MoreAny future transactions between VIB and Branicks will already be under heavy scrutiny, so the cumulative impact of the latest Special Auditor request
Read MoreThe request by a minority shareholder for a special auditor at VIB to investigate the €250m loan (maturing in July 2025) to Branicks is a negative for
Read MoreThe sale to VIB will provide under €15m in fresh liquidity for Branicks. Net proceeds will be >€50m, but much of that will be swallowed by
Read MoreOperationally, the results are in line, but €196m of bank debt repayment has reduced current cash on hand to €145m. The company has affirmed its
Read MorePlease find our slightly updated analysis here.
The delayed publication of the FY23 results allowed Branicks to present a better liquidity picture. The structure of Branicks pushes creditors towards consensual restructuring of debts rather than an aggressive court process. The proposed disposal
Read MoreExtending the maturity of promissory notes and the bridge loan removes the immediate liquidity crunch for Branicks. Branicks now has the
Read MoreToday’s announcement of a restructuring project for the promissory note loans (under StaRUG) reflects the difficulty in extending the term of these loans. If 75% of the
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Read MoreThe covenant relief from bridge lenders gives Branicks some breathing space to reschedule its 2024 Promissory Note obligations. Timing is tight as the suspension of covenants expires on 27th March 2024. The real estate market remains weak, so we
Read MoreBranicks is currently trying to extend a €200m bridge loan beyond June 24, and has asked holders of €225m of 2024 Promissory notes to lengthen their
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