Henry Schein Extends Private Shelf Loan Facilities to 2028 with Major Financial Institutions

Reuters2025-12-23
Henry Schein Extends Private Shelf Loan Facilities to 2028 with Major Financial Institutions

Henry Schein Inc. has amended several of its existing private placement shelf facilities with major financial institutions, including PGIM, Inc. (Prudential), NYL Investors LLC (New York Life), Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife), and Corebridge Institutional Investors (U.S.), LLC. The amendments, finalized on December 19, 2025, extend the termination dates of these facilities to December 19, 2028, and modify certain financial definitions and covenants within the agreements. These changes affect the company’s Third Amended and Restated Private Shelf Agreement, Master Note Facility, Master Note Purchase Agreement, and Multicurrency Private Shelf Agreement.

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