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Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Secures 5.35 Billion Yen Term Loan to Refinance Existing Debt

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Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment (TYO:8953) said that it will refinance an existing 5.35 billion yen debt, maturing July 31, through a new syndicated loan, according to a Monday release.

The refinancing includes a seven-year term loan worth 2.9 billion yen from Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank and 800 million yen from Resona Bank, maturing July 29, 2033, and a 750 million yen eight-year term loan from The Hyakugo Bank, maturing July 31, 2034.

The borrowings also include a 10-year term loan worth 500 million yen from The Nanto Bank and a 400 million yen loan from The Senshu Ikeda Bank, maturing July 31, 2036.

The 2.9 billion yen and 800 million yen loans carry a floating interest rate of the one-month Japanese yen TIBOR plus 0.175%, while 750 million yen, 500 million yen, and 400 million yen loans carry floating interest rates of the one-month Japanese yen TIBOR plus 0.200% and 0.250%, respectively.

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