AT&T has successfully raised $850 million through a sale-leaseback transaction with Reign Capital. This strategic move involves selling a portion of its real estate assets and leasing them back to continue operations.
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A sale-leaseback transaction is a financial strategy where a company sells an asset, typically real estate, to a third party and then leases the asset back. This allows the company to raise capital while maintaining control over the asset.
AT&T secured $850 million from the sale-leaseback transaction with Reign Capital.
The main benefits include capital efficiency, financial flexibility, operational continuity, and the ability to focus on core business activities.
The deal includes various AT&T-owned properties such as office buildings, retail stores, and data centers.
Reign Capital is a leading investment firm specializing in real estate and infrastructure assets. They have a proven track record of managing and optimizing a diverse portfolio of properties.

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