ORIX JREIT Inc.

2026/09/18 Updated
Market Cap: $3.4B (¥530.5B)
Stock Price: $616.96 (¥96,100)
Exchange Rate: 1 USD = ¥155.76

Notice Regarding Fund Borrowing

Borrowings totaling 10.615 billion yen were executed. A Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL) was arranged, with interest rate reductions of 0.01% per year upon KPI achievement. Lenders include Norinchukin Bank and four others, with a loan term starting 2026/9/24 and maturity no later than 2035/9/20. Proceeds are allocated to repayment funding.

Importance:
Page Updated: September 17, 2026
IR Disclosure Date: September 17, 2026

Key Figures

  • Borrowings (total): 10,615 million yen
  • Long-term borrowings: 333,197 million yen
  • Total interest-bearing debt: 354,197 million yen
  • LTV (total assets): 47.2%
  • Interest rate reduction upon SPT achievement: 0.01% per year per SPT achievement

AI要約

Key funding details

This REIT executed funding including a Sustainability-Linked Finance Loan (SLL). The total borrowings amount to 10,615 million yen, consisting of 3,000 million yen fixed-rate (Norinchukin Bank – SLL), 1,000 million yen fixed-rate (Yamaguchi Bank), 2,500 million yen floating-rate (Fukuoka Bank), and 3,115 million yen floating-rate (MUFG Bank). Repayment starts 2026/9/24, with final maturity on 2035/9/20. Interest rates are reduced by 0.01% as SLL KPI targets are achieved. The primary use of funds is for repayment funding.

Financial impact and risks

Total interest-bearing debt decreased by 5,500 million yen, and LTV softened to 47.2%. Because KPI achievement directly affects interest rates under the SLL framework, medium- to long-term changes in financing costs depend on KPI performance. The disclosed points are within the scope of existing investment risks, and no additional risk disclosures have been added.

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