Japan Prime Realty to Borrow 32 Billion Yen in Green Loans From Mizuho, Resona

By Public Technologies
  • Japan Prime Realty will borrow JPY 32 billion through green loans from Mizuho Bank, Mizuho Trust & Banking and Resona Bank.
  • Drawdown on October 23, 2026, will fund the acquisition of JA Building and Keidanren Kaikan.
  • A JPY 3 billion loan matures October 23, 2036, carrying the base interest rate plus 0.39%.
  • Short-term loans totaling JPY 29 billion carry the base interest rate plus 0.1%, maturing March 31 and July 5, 2027.
  • All loans are unsecured and non-guaranteed, with principal repayable at maturity; total interest-bearing debt will rise to JPY 275 billion.


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