Jaguar Health restructures Chicago Venture Partners debt and cuts obligations by about 10% to reduce roughly USD 3 million

Reuters03-09
Jaguar Health restructures Chicago Venture Partners debt and cuts obligations by about 10% to reduce roughly USD 3 million

Jaguar Health said it restructured and reduced royalty obligations and debt held by affiliates of Chicago Venture Partners, including the extinguishment of 48,212 warrants. The company reported an initial 10% reduction, representing about USD 3 million of royalty obligations and debt. It also extended the maturity date by three years for a secured revolving line of credit of about USD 7 million. Jaguar Health said there are no maturity dates before July 2026 for any debt held by Chicago Venture Partners affiliates.

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