Oportun Financial Corp. Announces $17.5 Million Repayment of Higher Cost Corporate Debt, Totaling $50 Million Since October 2024

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/OPRT">Oportun Financial Corp</a>. Announces $17.5 Million Repayment of Higher Cost Corporate Debt, Totaling $50 Million Since October 2024

Oportun Financial Corp. has announced the proactive repayment of $17.5 million in higher cost corporate debt since the end of the third quarter, including $7.5 million of mandatory payments originally due by January 2026 and an additional $10 million paid early without penalties. This brings the company's total corporate debt pay-down to $50 million since October 2024, reducing the balance on its higher cost corporate financing facility from $235 million to $185 million. These actions are part of Oportun's ongoing efforts to strengthen its balance sheet and reduce financing costs.

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