AFC Gamma Exits $84 Million Acreage Holdings Loan

AFC Gamma Successfully Exits $84.0 Million Loan to Subsidiary of Public Company H

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., June 04, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AFC Gamma, Inc. (NASDAQ:AFCG) (“AFC Gamma”) today announced that it has successfully exited its $84.0 million loan to Subsidiary of Public Company H. This was AFC Gamma’s largest loan in its portfolio and during our last earnings call, we noted that the borrower failed to make its April interest payment in May. Through active portfolio management, AFC Gamma is pleased to announce that it has sold the loan to a third-party at par plus accrued, which generated a 19.9% internal rate of return (“IRR”) over the life of the loan.

When I joined AFC, I was focused on reducing exposure to underperforming credits through proactive portfolio management. This exit demonstrates our commitment to working through challenging loans to deliver value for our shareholders. We look forward to redeploying the capital into deals with strong risk adjusted returns and further diversifying our portfolio. Furthermore, we are pleased to exit the largest loan in our portfolio and generate an IRR of 19.9% for our shareholders.

Daniel Neville, AFC Gamma’s Chief Executive Officer

About AFC Gamma, Inc.

AFC Gamma, Inc. (NASDAQ: AFCG) is a publicly-traded, institutional lender that originates, structures and underwrites loans secured by commercial real estate and other types of financing solutions. AFC Gamma targets direct lending and bridge loan opportunities typically ranging from $10 million to $100 million across multiple real estate sectors, with a specialization in lending to state-law compliant cannabis operators. It is based in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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