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Classes of debt in MAB securitisation 

Here are details of the fixed and floating rate notes within the securitisation.

Class A1N

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£61.6 million
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2030
Coupon:
£ SONIA + 0.57%
Ratings:
BBB+ / A+ / A3

Class A2

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£112.0 million
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2030
Coupon:
5.574%
Ratings:
BBB+ / A+ / A3

Class A3N

Amount at 28 September 2024:
$128.9 million*
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2030
Coupon:
$ SOFR + 0.71%
Ratings:
BBB+ / A+ / A3

Class A4

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£74.6 million
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2030
Coupon:
£ SONIA + 0.69%
Ratings:
BBB+ / A+ / A3

Class AB

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£260.2 million
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2033
Coupon:
£ SONIA + 0.72%
Ratings:
BBB / A- / Baa2

Class B1

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£0.0 million (fully repaid in December 2023)
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2025
Coupon:
5.965%
Ratings:
BB / BB+

Class B2

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£205.6 million
Legal Maturity Date:
December 2030
Coupon:
6.013%
Ratings:
BB / BB+

Class C1

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£200 million
Legal Maturity Date:
September 2032
Coupon:
6.469%
Ratings:
B+ / BB

Class C2

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£50 million
Legal Maturity Date:
September 2034
Coupon:
£ SONIA + 1.99%
Ratings:
B+ / BB

Class D1

Amount at 28 September 2024:
£110 million
Legal Maturity Date:
June 2036
Coupon:
£ SONIA + 2.24%
Ratings:
B+ / B+
  • Cash interest cost of securitised debt is 6.3%
  • Floating rate notes are fully hedged over their full life
  • Debt fully amortises by June 2036
  • Interest is payable quarterly in arrears on 15 March, 15 June, 15 September, 15 December
  • Class A1N, A3N, A4 and Class AB note ratings are the higher of Ambac ratings or underlying ratings
  • Ratings are as given by Standard & Poors, Fitch and Moodys (on the Class A and AB notes)
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Key terms of our securitisation

From debt service and dividends all the way to net worth, find out everything you need to know about the key terms used within our securitisation at Mitchells & Butlers. 

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Amortisation profile

Learn more about the bonds of Mitchells & Butlers and their legal amortisation profiles. A summary is also available to download, if you’d like to keep a copy. 

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Reports & Results

Anything you need relating to the various announcements and presentations of Mitchells & Butlers – including the Interim Investor Report and Financial Compliance Certificate – can be found here.

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Securitisation & debt information

Learn about Mitchells & Butlers' securitised debt structure, including its historical development, asset backing, and regular performance updates.

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Tim Jones

Chief Financial Officer

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Amy De Marsac

Director of Investor Relations and Sustainability

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Denise Burton

Deputy Company Secretary