U.S. Bank Agents Black Hills Amendment
Black Hills announced it amended its $500 million its revolving credit facility with a lender group led by U.S. Bank as administrative agent.
Black Hills announced it amended its $500 million its revolving credit facility with a lender group led by U.S. Bank as administrative agent.
FirstService increased its revolver to $500 million. The increase was substantially oversubscribed by its syndicate of banks including JPMorgan Chase, TD Bank, Bank of Montreal, among others.
Tix Corporation, a provider of discount ticketing services, announced it entered into a secured term loan with U.S. Bank for $4 million.
Quad/Graphics announced it completed its previously announced $1.9 billion debt financing. J.P. Morgan Securities, Bank of America and others acted as lead arrangers.
Roadrunner Transportation has acquired Rich Logistics in a transaction valued at $48 million. The company said it will finance the acquisition with borrowings under its credit facility with a lender group led by U.S. Bank as agent.
The Dolan Company announced it entered into an amended credit facility. According to an SEC filing, U.S. Bank acted as administrative agent, LC issuer and swing line lender.
Focus Financial announced the close of a $400 million credit facility. Bank of America, others supported the new facility that can be increased by $150 million through the utilization of an accordion feature.
Bob Evans Farms announced it entered into a $750 million amended revolver. PNC Bank acted as administrative agent, and PNC Capital joint lead arranger and sole bookrunner.
TIER announced it closed a revolver secured by six assets and has an initial commitment of $260 million. KeyBanc Capital Markets and J.P. Morgan Securities were the co-lead arrangers and bookrunners.
Lithia Motors announced it completed a $1 billion, five-year revolving syndicated facility with 13 institutions — including U.S. Bank, JPMorgan and others — that will expire in December 2018.