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Roadside Real Estate updates put option deal with CGV Ventures

#International News
Last Updated : 11th Feb, 2026
Synopsis

Roadside Real Estate PLC has revised its put option agreement with CGV Ventures to gradually exit its CSS holdings. The company plans to sell a 29% stake for GBP 14 million in March 2026, with the remaining interest scheduled for GBP 20 million in September 2027. The proceeds are expected to fund the company's transition strategy and support core initiatives. This phased approach reflects Roadside's ongoing efforts to optimize its portfolio, enhance liquidity, and create capacity for future growth, following earlier strategic realignments aimed at strengthening its financial position.

Roadside Real Estate PLC has amended its put option agreement with CGV Ventures, outlining a structured plan to gradually exit its stake in CSS. Under the revised arrangement, the company is set to sell a 29% interest in CSS for GBP 14 million in March 2026. The remaining stake is scheduled for sale for GBP 20 million in September 2027.


The proceeds from this phased exit are intended to support Roadside Real Estate's ongoing transition strategy, enabling the company to streamline its operations and redirect capital toward core initiatives. The agreement update follows prior discussions between Roadside and CGV Ventures on optimizing shareholder value and ensuring a smooth transfer of interests.

This transaction forms part of Roadside Real Estate's broader efforts to recalibrate its investment portfolio, building on previous divestments and strategic realignments aimed at strengthening its financial flexibility. Analysts note that these sales could improve liquidity and provide the company with additional resources to pursue future growth opportunities while maintaining focus on long-term objectives.

Source Reuters

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