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アメリカン・ホテル・インカム・プロパティーズREIT LPが戦略的選択肢を検討中

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-- アメリカン・ホテル・インカム・プロパティーズREIT(HOT-UN.TO)は月曜日、取締役会が「ユニットホルダー価値の最大化」を目指し、戦略的選択肢の検討を開始したと発表した。 「AHIPは資産売却、債務削減、バランスシート強化計画を順調に進めています」と、ジョン・オニール最高経営責任者(CEO)は述べた。「2025年と2026年に完了した資産売却は、AHIPの現在のユニット価格を上回るポートフォリオ価値を示し続けているため、取締役会はこのギャップを埋めるための戦略的選択肢を検討しています。」 AHIPは、戦略的見直しや潜在的な取引の完了時期について明確な期限は設定しておらず、現時点ではいかなる決定も下されていないと述べた。また、財務アドバイザーであるベアードの起用や戦略的見直しが、いかなる取引やイニシアチブにつながるか、あるいは取引やイニシアチブが実施される場合でも、その条件や時期について保証することはできないと付け加えた。 AHIPは、戦略的見直しに関連する、またはそこから生じる進展、あるいは取引、イニシアチブ、または関連事項に関して、開示が必要または適切であると判断されるまでは、現時点ではさらなる進展を開示する予定はありません。 AHIPの株価は先週金曜日、カナダ市場で小幅上昇しました。

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