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Last Friday (28), the Cyrela Desenvolvimento Logístico fund (CYLD11) announced the sale of a portfolio of logistics assets to FII HGLG11, in a deal with a total potential economic value of up to R$ 807.9 million. The transaction covers warehouses located in Guarulhos, Embu das Artes, and Parque Novo Mundo, all structured through Special Purpose Entities (SPEs).
According to the material fact notice, CYLD11 sold 100% of the quotas of three of these SPEs: Alpina, owner of Parque Logístico Guarulhos; Embu, owner of Cy.Log Embu; and CY PQNM, responsible for Cy.Log São Paulo. Additionally, the fund sold its indirect 65.27% stake in M Patri SPE 01.
The amount that CYLD11 will effectively receive from the sale totals R$ 263.7 million, subject to adjustments related to the companies’ indebtedness. Payment will be divided into an initial installment of R$ 140.9 million—mostly composed of 868,944 shares of HGLG11 and a residual cash portion—a second installment of R$ 69.2 million at closing, and two future installments adjusted by the IPCA inflation index: R$ 14 million in the first year and R$ 39.5 million in the second.
The transaction also includes a Guaranteed Minimum Income (RMG) to be provided by the sellers for a two-year period, until the projects reach the contractually stipulated minimum revenue. As collateral for the future installments, HGLG11 will pledge a property under fiduciary alienation until full payment of the amounts due.
The stabilized cap rate of the transaction is approximately 7.98%.
On the buyer’s side, the material fact released by HGLG11 details that the fund is acquiring 34.73% of SPE Alpina, with a commitment to purchase the remaining stake at a later stage, in addition to the full ownership of the Embu and CY PQNM SPEs.
For HGLG11, the total transaction value reaches R$ 807.8 million when accounting not only for the amount due to the seller but also the complete economic cost of the deal, including the SPEs’ debts, intermediary and future payments, RMG-related retentions, and compensation via share subscription.
With the acquisition, the fund adds approximately 185,900 m² of GLA to its portfolio, at a cost of R$ 4,500/m².
When contacted for statements from the management of both CYLD11 and HGLG11, REsource did not receive responses.











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