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Knight Announces Closing of US$100 Million Revolving Credit Facility

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Executive Summary
- Knight Therapeutics closed the syndication of a US$100 million secured revolving credit facility, doubling its borrowing capacity from US$50 M to US$100 M with an additional US$100 M accordion feature.
- The new consortium adds Citibank N.A., CIBC, and TD to the existing lead arranger National Bank of Canada; the facility matures on June 17 2028 with annual extensions possible.
- Proceeds are intended to fund growth initiatives, acquisitions (including support for the Paladin acquisition) and working‑capital needs, enhancing financial flexibility.
Key Details
- Facility Size: US$100 million revolving credit facility; accordion option for an additional US$100 million subject to lender acceptance.
- Consortium Composition: National Bank of Canada (Lead Arranger), Citibank N.A., Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, The Toronto‑Dominion Bank.
- Maturity & Extension: Initial maturity June 17 2028; can be extended annually by one‑year periods.
- Pricing Terms: Borrowings priced at SOFR or CORRA + margin ranging from 1.25% to 2.75%, dependent on Knight’s debt leverage.
- Fees: Stand‑by fees applicable on undisbursed portion of the facility.
- Covenants: Includes customary financial and non‑financial covenants that must be maintained throughout the term.
- Prior Drawdown: In June 2025, C$60 million was drawn to fund part of the Paladin acquisition.
- Purpose: To support growth strategy, acquisitions, working capital, and other corporate purposes.
Notable Quotes
“This credit facility strengthens our relationship with four banks and doubles our borrowing capacity from US$50M to US$100M, with an additional US$100M accordion feature. The financial flexibility of this partnership positions us well for acquisitions as well as supports the growth of our business,” – Arvind Utchanah, Chief Financial Officer, Knight Therapeutics Inc.
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