Primary Health Properties raises healthcare JV target with USS to £400 million

By Public Technologies
  • Primary Health Properties raised its healthcare joint venture target with USS to £400 million from £250 million on Oct. 27, 2026.
  • The venture could grow to £800 million over time, subject to additional approval.
  • Contracts were exchanged to sell nine primary care assets to the venture for £67 million, in line with book value.
  • Net proceeds will reduce debt; PHP retains a 20% equity interest in the venture.
  • The transfer will lift the venture’s assets above £250 million, exceeding its original target.


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