Bold Films Extends $50MM Finance Pact with Comerica Bank
Bold Films renewed and increased its revolver with Comerica Bank, a $50 million debt facility than extends for three years.
Bold Films renewed and increased its revolver with Comerica Bank, a $50 million debt facility than extends for three years.
Applied Optoelectronics entered into $50 million three-year revolver with BB&T. The company terminated credit agreements with East West Bank and Comerica Bank.
Main Street Capital expanded the total commitments under its credit facility from $560 million to $585 million. BB&T served as administrative agent for the banking syndicate.
CSW Industrials amended its credit agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank as administrative agent. The agreement provided for a $250 million revolver and multi-currency borrowings with a $125 million sublimit.
Houston-based software company CS Disco closed a new debt refinancing and expansion with Comerica Bank’s Technology and Life Sciences Division.
Array Biopharma closed a term loan for $15 million and a revolving line of credit for up to $5 million with Silicon Valley Bank.
SigFig, a wealth management technology company, raised $40 million in financing from Eaton Vance, Comerica Bank, New York Life, Santander and UBS and venture capital firms, including Bain Capital Partners. Comerica provided a new $7 million credit facility.
Boralex closed the refinancing of its credit facility in the amount of C$360 million ($287.37 million) encompassing a C$300 revolver ($239.47 million) and a C$60 million ($47.89 million) letter of credit facility.
Memorial Production Partners amended its revolving credit facility with Wells Fargo as agent and completed a semi-annual redetermination, resulting in a revised borrowing base of $925 million.
Iconixx secured a credit line from Comerica Bank to fuel its growth.