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H.I.G. Capital secures majority stake in Terras Group with AI-related clauses

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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H.I.G. Capital acquired a majority stake in Terras Group, a German-headquartered provider of infrastructure engineering and construction services, on October 1, 2026. The loan backing this acquisition, valued at $524 million, includes force majeure-style clauses that allow companies to pause addressing defaults if they are caused by AI disruption. Creditors have argued that these provisions extend grace periods and undermine basic lending premises.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The inclusion of AI-related clauses in leveraged buyout financing represents a shift in risk management within the private equity sector. These provisions allow sponsors to mitigate default risk by providing flexibility when AI causes operational issues, a trend noted in recent leveraged finance documentation.

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Who's involved

  • H.I.G. CapitalUS private equity firm that backed the majority stake in Terras Group

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