Brookdale Senior Living (NYSE:BKD) rises 3.6% in premarket trading after announcing that it’s restructuring its relationship with HCP (NYSE:HCP) through transactions that include unwinding a CCRC joint venture and buying 18 triple-net leased communities from HCP.
Sees net cash proceeds of ~$208M after the acquisition of 18 communities.
The company is considering using a portion of net proceeds for opportunistic share repurchases and elective debt pay downs.
Brookdale says consolidated adjusted free cash
flow will improve by ~$11M on an annual basis; net cash provided by
operating activities is expected to be lower by $3M on an annual basis.
Brookdale will own 60% of its consolidated units.
The transactions reduces annual cash lease
payments to HCP by ~$30M, or ~$34M after giving effect to the
transitioned triple-net leased community.
Previously: HCP reduces its reliance on Brookdale Senior Living (Oct. 1)
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3502815-brookdale-plus-3_6-percent-overhauling-hcp-ties
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