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Asset-backed securitizations reduce funding risk and may lower capital costs over time, supporting growth; positive sentiment when terms tighten (e.g., 200 bps improvement versus prior deal). Historically, similar ABS activity can modestly lift stock on improved liquidity expectations, though direct earnings impact remains limited in the near term.
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Sunrun announced a $267 million public securitization backed by a portfolio of residential solar assets, its 17th securitization since 2015 and second in 2026. Class A notes carry a 6.28% coupon and 6.33% yield with a 74.2% advance rate, reflecting continued access to capital markets to fund growth. The deal covers 37,595 systems across 42 territories in 13 states and is expected to close by the end of August.
Sunrun priced a $267 million public securitization of leases and PPAs.
Seventeenth securitization since 2015; second in 2026.
Class A notes coupon 6.28%; yield 6.33%; 74.2% advance rate.
Notes backed by 37,595 systems across 42 territories in 13 states.
Close expected by end of August; BofA Securities led structuring.
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