UPP Bond 1 Issuer Plc is part of UPP Group (defined as UPP REIT Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries) which is the UK’s leading provider of on-campus residential and academic accommodation infrastructure.
UPP Bond 1 Issuer PLC is an incorporated, special purpose company listed on the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE). The Company’s ultimate parent is UPP REIT Holdings Limited which is the UK’s leading provider of on-campus residential and academic accommodation infrastructure. The Company was admitted to the ISE on 5 March 2013 and has issued three tranches of debt; £307,100,000 Amortising Fixed Rate Senior Secured Notes due 2040 (ISIN: XS0897452412); £75,000,000 Amortising RPI Index-Linked Senior Secured Notes due 2047 (ISIN: XS0897451877) and £149,700,000 Amortising RPI Index Linked Notes Due 2049 (ISIN: XS1148134601). UPP Bond 1 Issuer operates 11,693 rooms across 7 asset companies (‘the AssetCos’). Notes issued under the Programme will indirectly benefit from security granted by the AssetCos specified below in respect of seven student accommodation concessions granted by seven English higher education institutions, namely:
University of York – UPP (Alcuin) Limited
University of Nottingham – UPP (Broadgate Park) Holdings Limited
University of Kent – UPP (Kent Student Accommodation) Limited
Nottingham Trent University – UPP (Nottingham) Limited
Oxford Brookes University – UPP (Oxford Brookes) Limited
University of Plymouth – UPP (Plymouth Three) Limited
University of Exeter – UPP (Exeter) Limited
The payment of interest and repayment of principal by each AssetCos in respect of the On-Loan will provide the primary source of funds for the Issuer to make payments of interest and repayments (or prepayments) of principal under the Notes.
Previous reports and wider financial reporting assets are available in our financial archive.
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