Latest Debt Facilities News

Ryman Healthcare nearly doubles operating profitability and generates positive free cash flow for the first time in over a decade, while shifting strategy toward sustainable growth and targeting dividend returns by FY28.

Frontier Energy has locked in firm commitments for a $110 million equity raise to fund Stage One of its Waroona solar-battery project, advancing alongside senior debt financing and contract finalisations.

Chrysos Corporation has refinanced its debt with a $200 million syndicated facility, enhancing financial flexibility to accelerate manufacturing and deployment of its PhotonAssay technology worldwide.

Careteq Limited’s strategic investor Antanas Guoga has converted all his convertible notes into shares, wiping out the company’s convertible debt and simplifying its capital structure ahead of its AI healthtech growth push.

Propel Funeral Partners has inked deals for three New Zealand funeral service providers, adding nearly $4 million in revenue and projecting modest growth for FY26 despite currency headwinds.

Superloop Limited upgrades FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance to $118-$122 million, driven by strong trading and the Lightning Broadband acquisition, while launching a bold three-year Supercharge29 strategy targeting sustained growth and shareholder returns.

Greatland Resources has locked in a $500 million debt facility with major banks, boosting liquidity to over $1.7 billion as it commits to developing its Havieron gold-copper project.

Autosports Group has secured an $85 million increase to its syndicated debt facility, extending maturities and easing covenants to back its ongoing growth strategy.

Findi Limited surged revenue by 36% to $83 million for FY26 but posted a hefty $52.6 million net loss, weighed down by integration costs and capital delays. The company completed a major consolidation of its Indian financial infrastructure assets and secured $25 million in fresh capital to support growth and liquidity.

Superloop has finalized its $165 million purchase of Lightning Broadband, adding 56,000 secured lots to its Fibre-to-the-Premises network across six Australian states and territories. The deal, funded by cash and debt, keeps net leverage low and comes with regulatory approval of a functional separation framework to support open-access wholesale services.

Elanor Investors Group has called off its planned acquisition of Singapore-based Firmus Capital due to prolonged regulatory delays, while reaffirming its $125 million recapitalisation with Rockworth Capital Partners and seeking ASX trading reinstatement.

Tourism Holdings Limited (THL) has received a revised acquisition proposal from a BGH-led consortium offering NZ$3.10 per share. Meanwhile, THL has downgraded its FY26 profit guidance and raised its net debt forecast amid ongoing global travel uncertainties.