5th Mar 2018 13:59
The AIM-listed alternative capital closed-ended investment company said that the royalty financing agreement - which is its third in
The company said the arrangement will produce an initial cash-on-cash yield of over 13% via monthly payments.
In addition, Duke said that it has entered into non-binding terms with a fourth royalty partner and will publish an updated, unaudited balance sheet to better reflect its current financial position following its
"We have been working closely with Trimite for some time to execute this financing. With a solid sales pipeline and a high-quality management team who are also investing their capital in the business, we feel that Trimite represents a textbook deal for Duke," Duke Chief Executive Neil Johnson said.
Duke shares were up 0.8% at
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