Shentel Secures $917 Million in New Credit Facilities and Refinances Existing Debt

Reuters2025-12-11
Shentel Secures $917 Million in New Credit Facilities and Refinances Existing Debt

Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) has completed a major refinancing of its credit facilities, securing a new $567.4 million secured fiber network asset revenue term notes due December 2030, a $175 million variable funding note facility due December 2029, and a $175 million revolving credit facility due December 2030. The refinancing is expected to reduce Shentel's annual debt costs by approximately $10 million and extends debt maturities to 2030. The new facilities are secured by fiber network assets and related customer contracts across several states, and replace $585.4 million in previous term and revolving credit loans that were due to mature in July 2028.

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