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Alpha Integrated REIT refinances $75m loan, clears 2026 maturities

Debt maturity extends to 2.4 years.

Alpha Integrated REIT has refinanced a $75m loan due in March 2026, removing all debt maturities for this year.

The refinancing extended the industrial REIT’s pro forma debt maturity to 2.4 years from 2.0 years as at 31 December 2025, according to its manager.

The manager said the deal was completed with a new syndicate of banking partners, which it said would strengthen funding flexibility and diversify capital sources.

It added that the refinancing improved visibility and stability in capital management planning and that it would continue to assess market conditions and engage lenders to optimise the debt maturity profile and financing costs.

As at 31 December 2025, the Singapore-listed REIT held interests in 18 properties with about 386,227 square metres of gross floor area, whilst total assets stood at more than $1.06b.

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