Itafos amends credit facilities, upsizes term loan commitment to USD 140 million
Bitget2026/09/29 21:10- Itafos amended its credit facilities with a lender syndicate led by RBC Capital Markets, with Texas Capital, PNC Capital Markets as joint lead arrangers.
- Refinancing replaces a USD 100 million term loan with USD 82.5 million outstanding, raising commitments to a USD 140 million term loan.
- Dedicated USD 30 million letter of credit facility retained; maturity for the amended term loan extended to Sept. 29, 2029.
- Revolving asset-based loan facility amended to extend maturity to Sept. 29, 2029; proceeds also repay outstanding ABL borrowings.
- At closing, amended term loan balance expected at USD 140 million; ABL undrawn; LC facility expected to have USD 12.5 million outstanding.
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