[Report] Georgia’s $12B Hyundai Bonanza: Top 5 Yields

 

1. Hyundai Capital - Georgia Metaplant Special Purpose Bond (HMGMA Bond)

 . Point: This bond is issued directly to fund the construction of Hyundai Motor Group’s Metaplant (HMGMA). It is the top choice for investors seeking a balance of high yields and the rock-solid credit of a global automotive giant.

. Fact Check: Offering a fixed interest rate of 5.8% to 6.2%, this bond ensures high principal security due to the strategic importance of the facility in Hyundai's global EV production roadmap.


2. Georgia Industrial Development Authority (IDA) - Supply Chain Infrastructure Bond

. Point: Issued by a state-affiliated public entity, this bond supports the infrastructure development of suppliers entering Georgia alongside Hyundai. It is a premium tax-efficient product backed by public authority.

. Fact Check: While the nominal rate sits between 6.0% and 7.0%, the state-level tax exemption on interest income pushes the effective yield toward the 9% range for qualified investors.


3. Blackstone - Savannah Port Logistics Real estate Investment Trust (BREIT)

. Point: Managed by the world's largest alternative asset manager, Blackstone, this REIT acquires and operates logistics warehouses near the Port of Savannah—the primary gateway for Hyundai’s import and export activities.

. Fact Check: With a near 0% vacancy rate due to long-term lease agreements (10+ years) with Hyundai suppliers, it delivers stable monthly dividends with a target annual yield of approximately 7.5%.


4. Equinix - Georgia Hyperscale Data Center REIT (EQIX GA)

. Point: As Hyundai expands its autonomous driving and AI capabilities, data centers in the Atlanta hub have become essential. Investors earn rental income from tech giants like Google and Microsoft who lease these facilities.

. Fact Check: In addition to a consistent 6% dividend yield, the asset value is expected to appreciate significantly as Atlanta solidifies its position as a major AI infrastructure hub in the U.S.


​5. Goldman Sachs - Georgia Hyundai Supply Chain Private Credit Fund

. Point: This high-end private fund provides operational capital to tier-1 suppliers with 20-year contracts with Hyundai. It is a "hidden gem" typically reserved for institutional investors seeking superior risk-adjusted returns.

. Fact Check: Boasting an aggressive yield of 8.0% to 10.0%, the risk is mitigated by the fact that the borrowers have guaranteed revenue streams from Hyundai Motor Group.


​     ***Global Asset Strategist’s Solution***

. The Hyundai Metaplant in Georgia is not just a factory; it is a massive vortex of capital. Securing a position in these infrastructure and supply chain bonds is

the only definitive way to hedge against currency devaluation and protect your wealth.

. By combining state-level tax-free benefits with high-yield products from tier-1 global financial institutions, you can capture a "Dollar Bonanza" that most retail investors simply cannot


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