GMR Solutions refinances term loan, cuts margin 50 basis points, repays $200 million
GMR Solutions' subsidiary GMR, Inc. amended its first lien term loan on September 17, 2026, lowering the interest margin from SOFR +3.25% to SOFR +2.75% and prepaying about $200 million with cash on hand. The company estimates the change will save about $28 million a year in cash interest expense, and the filing says pro forma cash would have been about $188 million, with total debt of about $4.27 billion, based on its June 30, 2026 balance sheet.
Key points
- Voluntary prepayment of about $200 million of first lien term loans, using cash on hand, cutting principal to about $2.7 billion
- Interest margin over SOFR reduced from +3.25% to +2.75%, a cut of about 50 basis points
- Company estimates about $28 million of annual cash interest expense savings
- About $32 million of cash paid on September 14, 2026 for payroll taxes on settled equity awards
The filing
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