Latest Credit Facilities News

Champion Iron Limited has upsized its senior notes offering to US$500 million, pricing the debt at 7.875% interest to refinance existing credit facilities and support ongoing project development.

Canyon Resources has secured a significant credit facility and advanced key contracts, setting the stage for production and first bauxite shipments from its Minim Martap project in early 2026.

Champion Iron Limited has launched a US$450 million senior notes offering due 2032 to refinance existing debt and support corporate initiatives, signaling strategic financial repositioning.

Xero Limited has announced a binding agreement to acquire Melio Limited for US$2.5 billion, backed by a fully underwritten A$1.85 billion equity raise. This strategic move aims to accelerate Xero’s US growth and more than double its FY25 revenue by FY28.

Xero Limited has agreed to acquire Melio Limited, a leading US SMB bill pay platform, for US$2.5 billion, marking a significant leap in its US growth strategy. The deal is backed by a substantial A$1.85 billion equity raise and aims to accelerate revenue and market presence by FY28.

Butn Limited has raised $20 million through a $10 million equity placement and a $10 million credit facility, positioning the fintech for expanded growth in SME funding.

EQ Resources has repaid €5 million of debt for its Spanish subsidiary Saloro, reducing its debt burden by 25% while extending remaining credit facilities. The company also reports record production and positive EBITDA forecasts at its Barruecopardo tungsten mine.

QuickFee Limited reports mixed Q4 FY25 results with solid growth in US Pay Now and Australian Finance, offset by a significant US Finance decline due to credit impairment. The company completes a major refinancing and capital raise while maintaining FY25 earnings guidance.

QuickFee Limited has launched a A$1.5 million capital raising to fund expansion of its loan books in the US and Australia, following a quarter of record revenue and positive earnings before tax. The fintech also completed a major refinancing and revised its earnings guidance due to a credit impairment provision.

QuickFee Limited has completed a significant A$118 million debt refinancing and successfully raised A$1.25 million through a share placement, alongside announcing a new Share Purchase Plan to support its expansion in the US and Australian markets.

Autosports Group has inked a $350 million syndicated revolving credit facility, streamlining its capital structure and boosting financial flexibility to support future expansion.

James Hardie Industries has successfully syndicated $3.5 billion in new credit facilities, providing robust financial backing for its planned merger with The AZEK Company Inc. This move significantly reduces prior bridge loan commitments and enhances the company’s financial flexibility.