SVB Closes Sensory NeuroStimulation Facility
Sensory NeuroStimulation, makers of the Relaxis™ device for treating Restless Legs Syndrome, entered into a new $1.5 million credit agreement with Silicon Valley Bank.
Sensory NeuroStimulation, makers of the Relaxis™ device for treating Restless Legs Syndrome, entered into a new $1.5 million credit agreement with Silicon Valley Bank.
Boingo Wireless entered into a new credit agreement, which includes a $46.5 million revolver and a $3.5 million term loan, with Bank of America Merrill Lynch as sole lead arranger and bookrunner.
Fiksu secured $10 million in mezzanine debt funding from Silicon Valley Bank.
TransEnterix expanded its existing agreement with Oxford Finance and Silicon Valley Bank to provide for up to $25 million in growth capital. The loan will mature in 2018.
Silicon Valley Bank announced it provided an €8.25M ($11.2 million) facility to AMCS Group.
Atlantic Metro announced a new credit line facility with Silicon Valley Bank.
Singulex secured a debt facility for up to $40 million from Oxford Finance and Silicon Valley Bank. The funding will support the development and commercialization of its SMC technology.
Demand Media entered into a new $225 million credit facility. Administrative agent SVB and syndication agent U.S. Bank together acted as joint book managers and joint lead arrangers in the financing.
Epiq Systems closed a new $400 million senior secured credit facility. KeyBank, PNC Bank and Silicon Valley Bank served as joint lead arrangers.
Alimera Sciences secured a $20 million debt facility from Silicon Valley Bank. The facility will finance accounts receivable in Europe and replaces the existing credit line, also provided by SVB.