Dubai investor teams up with OakNorth for £85m Midlands resi drive
A Midlands housebuilder has secured £85m from a private investor in Dubai and OakNorth Bank.
Solihull’s Hayfield has secured a £35m rolling equity fund from a Dubai family office, with a further £50m senior debt facility from OakNorth Bank.
It will use the finance to develop 500 homes per annum over three years, with a target turnover of £180m.
A Midlands housebuilder has secured £85m from a private investor in Dubai and OakNorth Bank.
Solihull’s Hayfield has secured a £35m rolling equity fund from a Dubai family office, with a further £50m senior debt facility from OakNorth Bank.
It will use the finance to develop 500 homes per annum over three years, with a target turnover of £180m.
Mark Booth, managing director of Hayfield, said: “This new capital structure will enable Hayfield to quickly lose the newcomer badge and will allow us to realise our aspiration to become an established medium-sized housebuilder of note.
“We are now gearing up for a period of rapid expansion, not just in the counties that we are currently operating in – Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Worcestershire and Bedfordshire. We will be bringing a number of new sites to the market in Cambridgeshire and Wiltshire, which offer all the attributes we look for when acquiring land.”
The equity facility was jointly negotiated by Geneva-based MSM Investment Advisors SA and Realty Wealth.
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