Summary
This 8-K filing by AMB Property Corporation (which later became Prologis, Inc.) on June 4, 2008, details a new financing arrangement entered into by its subsidiary, AMB Property, L.P. The core of the report is the establishment of a 364-day multi-currency revolving credit facility totaling €142,000,000. This facility is designed to provide working capital for certain European affiliates of AMB Europe Fund I FCP-FIS. Notably, AMB Property, L.P. is acting as the loan guarantor, with a counter-indemnity provided by AMB Fund Management S. r.l. on behalf of the fund, mitigating direct recourse risk for the parent on this specific facility. The terms include an interest margin of 95 basis points over EURIBOR (or LIBOR for non-euro loans), with a potential increase of 100 basis points if the guarantor's credit rating falls below certain levels. An upfront utilization fee of 30 basis points is also applicable. The facility contains standard covenants and events of default that could trigger mandatory prepayment or acceleration of loans, with the potential impact on AMB Property, L.P. stemming from its guarantee obligations if not cured.
Key Highlights
- 1AMB Property, L.P. (subsidiary of AMB Property Corp.) entered into a new €142 million, 364-day multi-currency revolving credit facility.
- 2The facility is secured by a guarantee from AMB Property, L.P., but counter-indemnified by AMB Fund Management S. r.l., limiting direct parent company recourse.
- 3The primary purpose is to provide unsecured loans to certain European affiliates of AMB Europe Fund I FCP-FIS.
- 4Interest rate is set at 95 basis points over EURIBOR/LIBOR, with a potential 100 basis point increase if credit rating deteriorates.
- 5An upfront utilization fee of 30 basis points is payable on the total facility amount.
- 6The agreement includes affirmative and negative covenants, as well as events of default that could lead to loan acceleration and calls on the guarantee.
- 7The filing includes exhibits detailing the facility agreement, the guarantee, and the counter-indemnity.