Chocolate Maker Uses $6.6M Sale-Leaseback to Reduce Debt

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory completed a $6.6 million sale-leaseback transaction involving its Colorado warehouse, production facility, and headquarters.

The deal is designed to reduce the company's debt burden by converting owned real estate into lease obligations.

This type of transaction is a common financial restructuring tool for manufacturers seeking to free up capital while maintaining operational control of critical facilities.