Mobile Infrastructure Extends Credit Agreement

The company pushes out a key loan maturity date while continuing monthly payouts to preferred shareholders.

December 24, 2025

Credit Agreement Extension

Mobile Infrastructure Corporation is extending its financial runway. On December 23, the company amended its existing credit agreement—pushing the maturity date from December 31, 2025, to March 31, 2026. The update gives Mobile Infrastructure more time to manage its debt as it heads into the new year, while keeping capital available for strategic needs.

The new terms were negotiated with Harvest Small Cap Partners, L.P. and Harvest Small Cap Partners Master, Ltd.—investment entities managed by No Street Capital LLC. Since No Street’s managing member, Jeffrey Osher, also co-chairs Mobile Infrastructure’s board, this amendment qualifies as a related party transaction.

It's not the first change to this agreement either. The company previously revised the terms back in September, showing an ongoing effort to keep the facility aligned with business priorities.

Dividend Declarations

Alongside the extension, Mobile Infrastructure is also continuing its preferred stock dividend payments. The board declared monthly dividends on both Series A and Series 1 Preferred Stock— $4.791 per share and $4.583 per share, respectively. Both payments are scheduled to go out on or around January 12, 2026. Shareholders of record as of December 28 (Series A) and December 24 (Series 1) will receive the distributions.

The company has been consistent about these dividends, but the board made it clear that future declarations remain discretionary. That means every payment is evaluated based on financial performance, legal requirements, and broader context at the time.

Looking Ahead

Mobile Infrastructure trades on Nasdaq under the ticker BEEP and is classified as an emerging growth company. Headquartered in Cincinnati, it continues to focus on managing its real estate portfolio while balancing shareholder returns with disciplined financial planning.

This latest move—extending a credit facility and confirming dividend payouts—keeps capital flowing in both directions: toward long-term financing and back to investors.