BuzzFeed Inc. Announces New $40 Million Credit Agreement to Eliminate Convertible Debt and Repurchase Class A Common Stock

Reuters
27 May
BuzzFeed Inc. Announces New $40 Million Credit Agreement to Eliminate Convertible Debt and Repurchase Class A Common Stock

BuzzFeed Inc. has announced a new financial maneuver to eliminate its convertible debt obligations entirely. The company secured a $40 million term loan from Sound Point Agency LLC, which will provide increased financial flexibility and support for its business operations. A portion of the proceeds will be used to repay the outstanding convertible notes in full, effectively terminating BuzzFeed's convertible debt. Additionally, BuzzFeed plans to purchase 1,826,845 shares of its Class A common stock in a privately negotiated transaction, representing 4.9% of its outstanding shares. This strategic move aims to simplify BuzzFeed's capital structure and bolster its long-term growth initiatives.

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