Five Point’s $450M Senior Notes Offering

AMOUNT
$450,000,000
ROLE

Co-Manager

CLIENT

Five Point (NYSE: FPH)

SECTOR

Homebuilding & land development

The Opportunity

Five Point sought to strengthen its balance sheet and improve financial flexibility through a $450 million senior notes offering. The financing was designed to refinance existing indebtedness by funding a tender offer for its outstanding 2028 senior notes and redeeming its 2025 notes, extending the company's debt maturity profile while supporting its long-term capital strategy.

Zelman's Role

Building on Zelman's longstanding relationship with Five Point and deep expertise in the homebuilding and land development sectors, the firm was selected to serve as Co-Manager on the senior notes offering. Zelman supported the successful execution of the transaction, leveraging its institutional investor relationships and capital markets experience to help position the offering in the market.

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The Outcome

The $450 million offering of 8.000% Senior Notes due 2030 was successfully completed, enabling Five Point to refinance higher-cost debt, extend its maturity profile, and enhance its long-term financial flexibility. The transaction further strengthened Five Point's capital structure while reinforcing Zelman's role as a trusted capital markets advisor to leading companies across the housing industry.

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Zelman Partners LLC ("Zelman"), a registered broker-dealer and a member of FINRA/SIPC, served as Co-Manager on the transaction described above. This case study is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, nor does it constitute investment, legal, or tax advice. Zelman & Associate’s equity research department maintains independent research coverage on Five Point Holdings (NYSE: FPH). This case study was prepared by Zelman's investment banking personnel, not by research analysts, and does not represent the views, ratings, or price targets of Zelman's research department. Zelman maintains information barriers between its research and investment banking functions designed to prevent investment banking activities from influencing research content, consistent with FINRA Rule 2241. Past transactions are not indicative of future results. This case study reflects publicly available information as of the date of the transaction.

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