-- 根据周三提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件，DigiCo Infrastructure REIT（ASX：DGT）已同意以7.5亿美元的价格将其位于芝加哥的设施出售给一家北美第三方基金管理公司。 该文件称，预计此次出售将于2027财年第一季度完成，在偿还资产层面的债务后，预计将释放3.6亿澳元的净现金收益，并将可用流动资金增加至9亿澳元。 根据该文件，该公司维持了其2026财年息税折旧摊销前利润（EBITDA）1.25亿澳元的预期。
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