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LONDON - abrdn European Logistics Income plc (ASLI) has sold two multi-let warehouses in Germany for approximately €66.5 million as part of its managed wind-down, according to a press release statement issued Friday.
The sale of the properties in Flörsheim and Erlensee, both located in the Frankfurt Rhine-Main area, represents a premium of around 10% above their Q1 2025 valuations.
The Erlensee property spans 26,700 square meters and was developed in September 2018, while the 17,809 square meter Flörsheim asset was the company’s first acquisition following its launch in January 2018.
The transactions were structured as SPV disposals, allowing the €30.2 million secured debt provided by DZ Hyp Bank to transfer with the properties. ASLI also repaid an €11 million loan with Berlin Hyp that expired in June 2025, reducing its outstanding fixed rate debt to €176.8 million with an all-in interest rate of 2.05%.
The company reported it is in advanced discussions regarding the sale of 15 additional assets through individual disposals and portfolio transactions, with contracts expected to be exchanged in the coming weeks. ASLI anticipates making a second capital distribution to shareholders by mid-August 2025 following these transactions.
The remaining seven assets in the portfolio are at various stages of the sales process, with completions targeted from Q4 2025 onwards.
ASLI noted that as the managed wind-down progresses and further asset disposals are completed, the company’s income will decline, resulting in reduced future dividend payments limited to levels necessary to maintain investment trust status.
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