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Ares funds provide $2 billion debt facility to Phoenix Tower International

September 30, 2026 press release Manager profile

Summary: A Business Wire announcement carried by StockTitan says certain Ares funds provided a $2.0 billion debt facility as part of a $6.5 billion multi-jurisdiction financing for Phoenix Tower International. The announcement says approximately $1.8 billion was funded at closing and identifies Ares Infrastructure Debt as a key structurer.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a source-attributed private-credit and infrastructure-debt activity signal, while it should not be used to infer credit quality, borrower risk, asset performance, fund exposure, expected returns, or investment merit.

9AT filing context: Public adviser/profile context can identify the broader Ares platform via Ares Management LLC as CIK 1259313, CRD 130074, SEC file 801-63800, and about $608.6B in ADV-reported profile scale. No 13F or Form 5500 context is central to this private infrastructure/private-credit financing item.

Summary

A Business Wire announcement carried by StockTitan says certain Ares funds provided a $2.0 billion debt facility as part of a $6.5 billion multi-jurisdiction financing for Phoenix Tower International. The announcement says approximately $1.8 billion was funded at closing.

The source identifies Ares Infrastructure Debt as a key structurer of the facility. This draft treats the facility size, broader financing size, funded-at-closing amount, PTI borrower identity, and Ares role as source-attributed announcement facts, not as 9AT conclusions about credit quality, borrower risk, collateral value, fund exposure, or investment merit.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the useful signal is Ares’s public role in a large infrastructure-debt financing tied to a telecommunications-tower platform. Such financings can be relevant for monitoring a manager’s private-credit and infrastructure-debt activity, borrower types, deal scale, and structuring role.

The signal is bounded. A financing announcement does not establish whether the credit is attractive, how risk is allocated across Ares vehicles, whether the borrower will meet obligations, how collateral is valued, or whether tower-infrastructure exposure is suitable for any investor.

Source notes

9AT filing context

Public adviser/profile context can identify the broader Ares platform via Ares Management LLC as CIK 1259313, CRD 130074, SEC file 801-63800, and about $608.6 billion in ADV-reported profile scale. That context is broad adviser/platform identity background only.

No 13F or Form 5500 context is included for this draft. Those filings do not explain the PTI facility terms, participating Ares funds, collateral package, borrower credit profile, lender economics, or any suitability or performance question.

What to watch

Watch for Ares, PTI, lender, rating-agency, regulatory, or financing disclosures that clarify final facility terms, maturity, security package, participating vehicles, jurisdictions, refinancing activity, tower-portfolio metrics, and how much of the broader $6.5 billion financing remains outstanding over time.

Future coverage should keep borrower-risk, credit-quality, collateral-value, fund-exposure, and infrastructure-sector claims tied to new public sources rather than deriving them from the announced facility size.

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