Strong Financial Base and Equity Co-Investment by Sponsors
Financial Strategy
MIRAI aims to establish a strong financial base by maintaining a conservative LTV ratio and establishing a lender formation comprising mainly mega-bank groups.
As of October 31, 2024
LTV (Note 1) | 48.8% | Remaining maturity on debt | 7.1years | Credit ratings (Note 2) | A+(Positive) |
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- LTV (based on total assets) = Outstanding interest-bearing debt / Total assets as of the end of 17th FP
- MIRAI obtained a long-term issuer rating "A+ (Positive)" from Japan Credit Rating Agency, Ltd. (JCR) and "A (Positive)" from Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I)
Initiative to align the interests of unitholders and sponsors
1.Equity Co-investments
MIRAI aims to align the interests of unitholders, sponsors and the Asset Manager and achieve medium and long-term improvement in unitholders’ value through Equity Co-investments adopted as a governance initiative.
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Equity Co-investments by the two sponsors
MIRAI’s strong commitment to improving unitholders’ value
2.Asset management fee structure linked to unitholder profit
Asset management fee I (based on AUM) |
Up to 0.5% per year of total assets |
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Asset management fee II (based on DPU) |
Adjusted DPU (See Note) x NOI after depreciation x 0.001%(as an upper limit)
Note: Adjusted DPU = Unappropriated retained earnings before deducting Assetmanagement fee 2 / Number of investment units outstanding |
Acquisition fee | Up to 1.0% of the acquisition price |
Disposition fee | Up to 1.0% of the disposition price |
Merger fee | Up to 1.0% of the appraisal value at the time of merger of real-state-related assets held by the counterparty of the merger at the time of merger |