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Murano Global Investments PLC is a prominent real estate company focused on owning, developing, and investing in hotel, resort, and commercial properties across Mexico. With a diverse portfolio that includes renowned properties like Andaz and Mondrian Hotels in Mexico City, as well as the Grand Island Cancun I resort managed by the Hyatt Group, Murano is a key player in the industry. The company is actively engaged in multiple projects in Baja and Cancun, highlighting its commitment to growth and innovation. With a seasoned management team and a strong track record, Murano is well-positioned for sustained success in the real estate sector.
Murano Global Investments PLC (NYSE: MRNO) has successfully closed a U.S.$300 million offering of 11.000% Senior Secured Notes due 2031. The notes are issued through a Mexican trust and guaranteed by several Murano entities. The main source of payment will be collection rights from the Grand Island Cancun hotel. Proceeds will be used to prepay existing debt, fund a debt service reserve account, pay transaction costs, and support hotel completion costs.
This transaction marks Murano's first entry into international capital markets as a public company, aimed at reducing refinancing risk and improving capital structure. CEO Elías Sacal highlighted the oversubscribed transaction as a critical step towards enhancing financial flexibility and executing business strategy. The notes were offered to qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A and outside the U.S. under Regulation S.
Murano Global Investments (NASDAQ: MRNO), a London-based real estate company, has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a leading global cruise operator. The goal is to explore the potential development of a cruise port at their property in Bajamar, Baja California, Mexico. This development, part of the 'Baja Project,' is strategically located near the Tijuana/San Diego border and the beaches of Ensenada, Tijuana, and Rosarito.
The project includes the planned construction of a 370-key all-inclusive hotel and an industrial park. The new cruise port could add another hotel with up to 400 keys and a retail village to cater to tourist traffic. While still in early stages and not guaranteed to proceed, the MOU is a significant milestone for Murano. The development aims to enhance the local economy through increased tourism.
Murano CEO Elias Sacal expressed optimism about the collaboration, emphasizing the project's potential to establish a major tourist hub.