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Bangor University

Bangor University Campus Investment plans secure £45m funding

QMPF has advised Bangor University on the funding options to support its capital investment programme and assisted with the structuring of the £45m financing solution.  This comprised a £45 million long term loan facility from the European Investment Bank (“EIB”) alongside a smaller Revolving Credit Facility from a commercial bank, as a bridge facility.

The EIB loan will allow the University to implement its estates strategy, which includes development of the new Pontio building (an Arts and Innovation centre), the Marine Centre Wales and upgraded halls of residence and sports facilities.  The University will also invest in its science facilities along Deiniol Road and Dean Street and various other improvements to its academic estate.

Our role included the preparation of financial forecasts, quantifying the University’s funding requirement and developing a strategy to meet it.  We then led the tendering and negotiation of the new facilities on the University’s behalf.  Bangor agreed the new facilities in March and April 2014.

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DATE

March 2014

SECTOR

Education

TRANSACTION

Funding Options

VALUE

£45 million

ROLE

Funding options advice