Supremex, Canada’s largest manufacturer and marketer of a broad range of stock and custom envelopes, announced it entered into a five-year committed $50 million senior secured revolving facility agreement with Bank of Montreal.

Supremex said this facility replaces its existing three-year $15 million facility and $25 million non-revolving term loan and expands its borrowing flexibility with slightly improved rates.

“Combined with existing cash balance and cash flow from operations, this Facility provides significant financial flexibility to execute our growth strategy. As we look to grow steadily in key geographical markets and expand our value-added offerings, we remain focused on maintaining our financial discipline, operational efficiency and optimize capital allocation to maximize shareholder returns,” said Benoît Crowe, vice-president, Finance of Supremex.

“Bank of Montreal is pleased to support Supremex and its continued growth across Canada and the U.S.,” added Richard Côté, head of the Bank’s Corporate Finance Division in Quebec.

The five-year senior secured revolving facility has no scheduled principal repayments prior to maturity and the facility contains customary representations, warranties and covenants.