8-KFiled Sep 17, 8:00 PM ET
Medalist Diversified Completes $5.4M Acquisition of Texas Collision Center
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Medalist Diversified Completes $5.4M Acquisition of Texas Collision Center
What Happened
- Medalist Diversified, Inc. announced it closed the acquisition of a Caliber Collision Center located at 8600 Highway 377, Aubrey, Texas on September 17, 2026. The Company paid $5,404,864 in an arm’s‑length transaction with an unaffiliated seller (NPH Ventures, LLC).
- The property is about 1.653 acres with a ~15,118 sq. ft. automotive service building. The acquisition was completed through a Delaware statutory trust (DST) formed to hold title, and was funded using the Company’s cash on hand. (The original purchase agreement was entered July 21, 2026, terminated August 18, 2026, and reinstated and amended September 3, 2026.)
Key Details
- Purchase price: $5,404,864; closed September 17, 2026.
- Property: Caliber Collision Center, ~1.653 acres, ~15,118 sq. ft., Aubrey, TX.
- Structure: Acquired through a Delaware statutory trust (DST) that holds title.
- Financing/plan: Funded with Company cash; Company expects to offer beneficial interests in the DST to accredited investors in a private placement under Regulation D and use proceeds to redeem the Company’s beneficial interests for cash.
Why It Matters
- This is a direct real estate acquisition adding a stabilized commercial property to Medalist’s portfolio; the cash-funded purchase affects the Company’s liquidity and asset mix.
- The DST structure and planned private placement under Regulation D indicate Medalist intends to monetize or syndicate the asset to outside accredited investors rather than hold 100% ownership long term. Investors should watch for the forthcoming offering details and any related impact on cash balances or planned redemptions.
- The filing includes forward‑looking statements about the offering; investors should rely on the Company’s future SEC filings for updated financials and pro forma effects.