Standard Motor Products signs $750 million credit facility to fund Nissens purchase
Standard Motor Products entered a new credit agreement on September 16, 2024, providing up to approximately $750 million in senior secured borrowings, and terminated its existing $625 million 2022 credit facility at the same time. The company says the term loans and part of the revolver will help finance its previously announced acquisition of Nissens Automotive and related costs.
Key points
- Credit agreement dated September 16, 2024, with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. as administrative agent, provides up to approximately $750 million
- Existing $625 million 2022 credit agreement was terminated on September 16, 2024
- Term loans and part of the revolver will finance the Nissens Automotive acquisition; the facility matures on the fifth anniversary of signing
The filing
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