Nuveen Real Asset Income & Growth Fund Details Terms for Transferable Rights Offering

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Nuveen Real Asset Income & Growth Fund announced the specific terms of its transferable rights offering, allowing shareholders to subscribe for new common shares at a discount, with the adviser covering all associated expenses.

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• Rights Offering Terms Finalized

  The fund announced the specific terms of its transferable rights offering, including a 1-for-4 subscription ratio and a record date of February 6, 2026. This finalizes terms of the offering initiated on 2026-01-27.

• Discounted Subscription Price Set

  The subscription price will be 95% of the average market price over five trading days, or 90% of the net asset value if lower, offering shares at a discount to current market prices.

• Adviser Covers All Expenses

  Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLC will bear all expenses of the offering, preventing direct cost impact on the fund or its shareholders.

• Potential for Significant Capital Raise

  This offering follows a previous disclosure indicating a potential capital raise of up to $90.93 million, which is a substantial amount relative to the fund's asset base.

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This filing provides the detailed terms for the transferable rights offering, which follows the prospectus filed yesterday. The offering allows existing shareholders to subscribe for new common shares at a discount, with the subscription price set at 95% of the average market price over five trading days, or 90% of the net asset value if lower. A significant positive aspect is that the fund's adviser will bear all expenses of the offering, mitigating the direct cost impact on the fund or its shareholders. While the offering is dilutive, it aims to increase the fund's asset base to capitalize on investment opportunities and potentially lower the expense ratio, which is a common strategy for closed-end funds. The potential capital raise of up to $90.93 million represents a substantial increase in the fund's assets.