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Published on 4/25/2014 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Wheeler Real Estate prices $18 million preferred units sale at $125.00

Deal sells convertible preferreds and warrants via Maxim and Newbridge

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., April 25 - Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc. said it priced an $18 million public offering of preferred units.

The company will sell 144,000 preferred units of five 9% series B convertible preferred shares and six warrants at $125.00 per unit. The preferreds will be convertible into common stock at $5.00 per share, a 12.61% premium to the April 24 closing share price of $4.44.

The preferreds will automatically convert into common stock if the 20-day volume-weighted adjusted closing price of the company's common stock exceeds $7.25 on the Nasdaq Capital Market.

Each five-year warrant is exercisable at $5.50. The strike price is a 23.87% premium to the April 24 closing share price.

Maxim Group LLC and Newbridge Securities Corp. are the joint bookrunning managers.

Wheeler is a Virginia Beach real estate investment trust.

Issuer:Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc.
Issue:Units of five series B convertible preferred shares and six warrants
Amount:$18 million
Units:144,000
Price:$125.00
Dividends:9%
Conversion price:$5.00
Warrants:Six warrants per unit
Warrant expiration:Five years
Warrant strike price:$5.50
Bookrunner:Maxim Group LLC and Newbridge Securities Corp.
Lead managers:National Securities Corp. and MLV & Co.
Pricing date:April 25
Stock symbol:Nasdaq: WHLR
Stock price:$4.44 at close April 24
Market capitalization:$32.47 million

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