Greenbrier secures $425 million leasing term loan maturing May 2032
Greenbrier Companies entered into amendments to its credit agreements with Bank of America on May 5, 2026, including a refinancing of its leasing subsidiary's term loans. The subsidiary's new $425 million term loan is non-recourse to Greenbrier, extends the maturity to May 2032, and funds fleet growth, which the company says is a strategic priority.
Key points
- $300 million of term loans outstanding at closing, with up to $125 million more available under a delayed draw facility for six months
- Loan matures May 5, 2032, replacing the existing leasing term loan set to mature in August 2027
- Proceeds will fund general corporate purposes, including expanding the Greenbrier Leasing Company fleet; the company plans to use the delayed draw to buy railcars in the secondary market during fiscal 2026
- Interest rate is the same as the existing term loans; a commitment fee applies to the undrawn delayed draw amount
The filing
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