Beneficient Announces Early Repayment of $27.5 Million Debt, Improving Financial Flexibility

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/BENF">Beneficient</a> Announces Early Repayment of $27.5 Million Debt, Improving Financial Flexibility

Beneficient, a Nevada corporation, has announced the early repayment of approximately $27.5 million in loans, fully satisfying its outstanding principal owed to a Texas state bank lender. This prepayment was completed about ten months ahead of the original maturity date. As a result, all obligations under the related credit agreement have been fulfilled. The company stated that this move strengthens its balance sheet, reduces leverage, and improves financial flexibility. Beneficient still owes about $1.66 million in interest and fees to Hicks Holdings, which it plans to pay over time under mutually agreed terms.

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