Tyson Foods Secures New Loan Agreement, Replaces $750 Million Term Loan

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Tyson Foods Secures New Loan Agreement, Replaces $750 Million Term Loan

Tyson Foods Inc. has entered into a new loan agreement with a syndicate of lenders and CoBank, ACB acting as administrative agent, effective December 12, 2025. This new agreement replaces the company's previous term loan agreement dated May 3, 2023. In connection with the new agreement, Tyson Foods fully repaid all outstanding borrowings and interest, totaling $440 million, under the prior facility and terminated all related commitments, which had allowed for up to $750 million in aggregate borrowings. The new loan agreement includes covenants requiring Tyson Foods to maintain a minimum interest expense coverage ratio and contains default provisions similar to the previous agreement.

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