Treace Medical Secures $175 Million Five-Year Debt Financing to Boost Growth

Reuters12-18 21:30
Treace Medical Secures $175 Million Five-Year Debt Financing to Boost Growth

Treace Medical Concepts Inc. has announced a new five-year, $175 million senior secured loan agreement with credit funds managed by SLR Capital Partners. The financing package includes $60 million in term loans funded at closing, an additional $65 million in term loan availability, and a $50 million revolving credit facility, all subject to certain conditions. Proceeds from the new term loan were used to repay the company’s previous $50 million term loan and $4 million drawn under its former revolving credit facility. The arrangement is designed to strengthen Treace Medical’s balance sheet, enhance financial flexibility, and support the company’s commercial strategies in the surgical treatment of bunions and related midfoot deformities.

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