S.A.V. Asset Management Ltd:
Strategic Acquisition Ventures

At first blush, the concept of executing a sale-leaseback can be discomforting at best.
Real Estate has been a symbol of success, control and security for companies over the past decades. The masquerade is over.  Advocates of form over substance are being replaced by shareholder-value driven leaders.

Vanguard operators have began to shed away old traditions and are capitalizing on relationships with a new breed of investment partners.   Net Lease Funds offer liquidity in exchange for CBR (Core Business-Activity Real Estate Assets).  Leases are structured in order to facilitate liquidity from passive equity trapped within their CBR. 

Mergers and acquisitions are being financed through strategic CBR sale-leaseback executions at closing.  Operators are leveraging dormant equity within the CBR of target companies.  These strategic operators have offensively positioned their assets.  In the current high risk environment, companies are forced to reexamine their capital structure.  Real Estate investment fails to represent the optimal function of capital, a limited commodity.    

Headlines of industry consolidation are an everyday occurrence.  In an aggressive climate latent with consolidation, defensive measures are imperative.  Yesterday’s operating model has turned legacy.  Repositioning assets commensurate with new strategic challenges is the fabric of corporate evolution.  

                                                                                                                        GROW WITH S.A.V.
Increase
- Earnings per share
- Return on Equity
- Return on Assets
-Cash and liquidity
-Tax deductions from lease payments
Eliminate
- Future real estate market risk
- Mortgage debt
- Passive Equity Exposure to Outside Elements
Realize
- Full market value of your CBR Assets
Reduce
- Real estate related expenses
- Leverage ratios
- Balance sheet liabilities