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Global Net Lease Completes Second Phase of Multi-Tenant Portfolio Sale

Global Net Lease, Inc. (GNL) closed on the second phase of the sale of its multi-tenant portfolio to RCG Ventures, LLC, including 28 encumbered properties. The second phase generated approximately $400 million in gross proceeds upon closing. The first phase closed in March at $1.1 billion.

“The successful closing of the second phase of our multi-tenant portfolio sale is another important step in GNL’s transformation,” said Michael Weil, CEO of GNL. “The overall initiative reflects our commitment to executing our strategic plan, specifically lowering leverage and completing the transformation to a dedicated single-tenant portfolio, reinforcing our balance sheet and maintaining strong liquidity.”

GNL remains on track to complete the third and final phase of the multi-tenant portfolio sale, consisting of 12 encumbered properties, by the end of the second quarter. Net proceeds from the final two phases are expected to go toward reducing leverage.

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