Kiri Industries Subsidiary Repays USD 130 Million Facility; Agreements Terminated
Kiri Industries Limited's subsidiary, Claronex Holdings Pte. Ltd., fully repaid USD 130 million to lenders Meritz Securities and TCM Asia. This repayment led to the termination of the Facility Agreement and Security Documents. No Due Certificates were issued on February 13, 2026.
The repayment of a significant facility (USD 130 million) by a subsidiary and the subsequent termination of related agreements will reduce the company's financial leverage and associated interest burden, potentially improving its financial health.
The company's subsidiary has successfully repaid its debt, leading to the termination of loan agreements and release of securities. This indicates sound financial management and a reduction in financial obligations.
Kiri Industries Limited (KIRIINDUS) has announced the full repayment of a USD 130 million facility by its wholly owned overseas subsidiary, Claronex Holdings Pte. Ltd. The repayment, along with applicable interest, was made to Meritz Securities Co., Ltd. and TCM Asia Private Credit Fund VCC.
Consequent to the full repayment, all guarantees and securities provided in connection with the facility have been released. Consequently, the Facility Agreement and the associated Security Documents have been automatically terminated as per their terms. The lenders and the Security Agent issued No Due Certificates on February 13, 2026.
The Facility Agreement was originally executed on August 16, 2024, and the Security Documents on September 4, 2024. These arrangements were undertaken on an arm's length basis, with the corporate guarantee and security creation by Kiri Industries Limited constituting related party transactions.
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