Western Union extends $1.25 billion credit agreement to 2029, raises revolver by $310 million
Western Union extended the termination date of its unsecured credit agreement by one year to November 30, 2029, and increased its revolving credit commitments by $310 million to a total of $1.56 billion, both effective November 30, 2024. The changes give the company a longer borrowing horizon and more revolving capacity under the existing facility, which was originally $1.25 billion.
Key points
- Termination date extended one year to November 30, 2029, under Section 2.25 of the Credit Agreement
- Revolving credit commitments increased by $310 million to $1.56 billion under Section 2.20
- The original agreement, entered November 30, 2023, provided for $1.25 billion in unsecured financing
- Both changes became effective November 30, 2024; the filing was dated December 4, 2024
The filing
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