Solar Capital announced that its indirect wholly owned subsidiary, Solar Capital Funding II, amended its $100 million revolving credit facility maturing in December 2015 provided by Wells Fargo Bank.
Wellington Financial announced the renewal of a 2009 US$5 million venture debt financing for Ember Corp.
Accuride has entered into an asset-based loan incremental commitment agreement, increasing the facility by $25 million. Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas and Flagstar Bank were incremental lenders, and Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas was administrative agent and security agent.
Medley Capital announced the closing of $25 million of additional commitments to its senior secured revolving credit facility led by ING Capital. Barclays Bank joined the lending group and committed $20 million to the facility.
Intertape Polymer Group announced the extension of its $200 million asset-based loan facility with a syndicated lending group led by Bank of America, Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo Capital Finance.
Tranzyme Pharma received an additional net $9.3 million in term loan proceeds through an amendment and restatement of its existing debt financing facility with Oxford Finance and Horizon Technology Finance.
Gladstone Commercial amended its line of credit established in December 2010 and previously amended in 2011 to increase the current maximum availability of credit from $50 million to $75 million.
The Kroger Co. has amended and restated its $2 billion revolving credit facility originally negotiated in November 2010. The amended facility will expire in January 2017. Bank of America and Citibank led the bank group as administrative and syndication agents, respectively.
Crosstex Energy announced the completion of a $150 million increase in and amendment to the partnership’s revolving credit facility. The revolving credit facility is supported by a syndicate of 17 banks led by Bank of America Merrill Lynch as the lead arranger.
American Greetings has amended its revolving credit facility. PNC Bank is the global agent, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase Bank are co-syndication agents, and KeyBank and the Bank of Nova Scotia are co-documentation agents.