Augusta to buy $A23m industrial property in Brisbane for syndication
The company will offer the property to syndicate investors in mid to late March.
The company will offer the property to syndicate investors in mid to late March.
Augusta Capital [NZX: AUG], the listed property investor and fund manager, will buy a $A23 million industrial property in Brisbane, which it plans to put up for syndication.
The Auckland-based company will offer the property to syndicate investors in mid to late March, with a view to raising A$14 million, it said in a statement. The acquisition is conditional on Augusta raising at least $A9 million by the end of May.
The Brisbane real estate is made up of two buildings, one whose tenant is in the second year of a 10-year lease, and the other, which is being redeveloped ahead of a new nine-year lease expected to start at the end of June.
Last month, Augusta bought a $92.8 million property portfolio, which it will pour into a new unlisted fund for investors this year.
Separately, Augusta was licensed by the Financial Markets Conduct Authority as a manager of other investment schemes covering property syndicates and managed funds.
The shares were unchanged at 99c, and have slipped 1% so far this year.
(BusinessDesk)