Offshore : ‘McDermott’ has been given access to the second tranche of the U$1.7 billion
US based company also announced that it has entered into a forbearance agreement with holders of over 35 percent of McDermott's 10.625 percent senior notes due 2024.
U.S. based Engineering and Technology company ‘McDermott’ has been given access to the second tranche of the U$1.7 billion super priority senior secured credit facility
As announced on 21st October, McDermott entered into an agreement with its secured lenders under which the Company will have access to up to U$ 1.7 billion.
Following this agreement, company immediately got access to $650 million of financing comprised of $550 million under a term loan facility and $100 million under a letter of credit facility, before reduction for related transaction fees and expenses.
Tranche B provides McDermott with a $250 million Term Loan Facility and a $100 million Letter of Credit Facility, said McDermott in a recently released update.
The Company expects to utilize the amounts available under Tranche B to continue financing working capital and support the issuance of required performance guarantees on new projects.
US based company also announced that it has entered into a forbearance agreement with holders of over 35 percent of McDermott’s 10.625 percent senior notes due 2024. Under the terms of the forbearance agreement, the applicable holders of the 2024 Notes have agreed to forbear from exercising any rights related to the interest payment due on November 1, 2019, subject to certain conditions.
The forbearance period extends through January 15, 2020, and maybe extended further by a majority of the holders’ party to the forbearance agreement. McDermott is in discussions with additional holders of the 2024 Notes and anticipates that additional holders may execute the forbearance agreement in the coming days.
The Tranche B funding is expected to allow McDermott to continue collaborative discussions regarding a long-term balance sheet solution. In connection with the Tranche B funding, the required lenders have agreed to amendments to the Agreement that would waive certain conditions and modify cross-default provisions in order to facilitate the Tranche B funding.
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