StratCap Digital Infrastructure REIT has concluded the strategic-alternatives review it began in April 2026 and decided not to pursue a sale of the company at this time. The REIT said its financial adviser held discussions with potential counterparties before the board reached its decision.
The board has not selected another specific course of action. StratCap said it will continue evaluating its business plan and alternatives that could include asset sales, other strategic transactions, measures addressing its liabilities, capital structure, and liquidity, and potential special distributions or other returns of capital.
Any return of capital would depend on the completion and terms of a transaction, the REIT’s liabilities and liquidity needs, appropriate reserves, contractual obligations, legal requirements, and additional board approval. The company did not provide a timetable for further decisions.
StratCap launched the review amid market volatility and liquidity concerns. At that time, it terminated its public offering and distribution-reinvestment plan, stopped declaring regular distributions, and suspended ordinary share repurchases while continuing to process qualifying death and disability requests. Its adviser also agreed to defer fees beginning April 30.
The sponsor remains StratCap’s largest stockholder, holding approximately 16% of the outstanding shares. Although a company sale is no longer being pursued through the completed review, the latest filing leaves open the possibility of asset-level transactions and related capital returns.
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