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AMC secures Deutsche Bank backing for $3.97 billion debt refinancing plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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AMC Entertainment Holdings launched a refinancing initiative totaling roughly $3.97 billion. This plan includes a $1.12 billion second lien term loan facility, which was backed by a commitment letter from Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch. The announcement led to a rally in AMC stock, which rose 6.67% on Monday afternoon trading.

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The refinancing package aims to push debt maturities further into the future, which could reduce the pressure to refinance debt in the near term. The commitment letter provides a crucial component of the overall debt structure, which includes first lien notes and term loans.

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Who's involved

  • AMCMain subject of the refinancing initiative
  • Adam AronHolds the formal leadership roles of CEO and Chairman of AMC

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