London & Stamford in JV with Anglesea Capital buy Radial portfolio for £208.5 million - net intial

London & Stamford Property, the AIM- listed& Stamford's existing £150million loan facility with
property investor, today announced that it hasBank of Scotland. This will generate an equity yield of
exchanged contracts with Warner Estate Joint15.30% initially rising to 18.5% once full letting is
Ventures Limited and Uberior Ventures Limited toachieved.
acquire Radial Distribution Limited ("Radial") forLondon & Stamford will hold a 94% interest in Radial,
£208.5million (excl. costs).with Anglesea Capital holding the remaining 6%.
The Radial portfolio consists of 16 prime distributionAnglesea Capital is a distribution sector specialist and
warehouses totalling 3.4m sq ft (total site area ofwill work closely with LSI as asset manager of the
165 acres), in prime locations across the UK. Of theportfolio. It was set up in June 2009 by Rhys Lewis,
16 units, 13 are located in the Midlands and one informer principal and head of UK at Rockpoint and
Scotland, the South East and the South West.already owns a £260 million portfolio in a joint
There are 13 tenants in total, including Tesco PLC,venture with Rockpoint.
Travis Perkins plc, Eddie Stobart Limited, Kuhne &Raymond Mould, the Non-executive Chairman of
Nagel and Northrop Grumman. The portfolio has aLondon & Stamford Property, said:
weighted average unexpired lease term of 6.23"We are delighted to have made this excellent
years. The current passing rent of the portfolio isacquisition for London & Stamford alongside its joint
£17.36million per annum from 14 of the 16 units.venture partner Anglesea Capital. The portfolio
There are currently two vacant units and once fullyrepresents exceptional value and combines prime
let the portfolio is expected to produce an annualquality assets in prime locations, good tenant mix,
rental income of £18.91million, which equates to asecure income and an attractive cash on equity
property net initial yield of 8.75%.return."
The transaction will be financed out of existing cashM3 and Savills acted for both London & Stamford
resources and using the debt available under LondonProperty Limited and Anglesea Capital.