Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation Secures Amended and Restated $113.5 Million Credit Facility to Boost Global Operations

Reuters
Jun 28
Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation Secures Amended and Restated $113.5 Million Credit Facility to Boost Global Operations

Ampco-Pittsburgh Corporation has announced the successful closing of an amended and restated credit facility agreement. The new arrangement includes a $100 million, five-year asset-backed revolving line of credit and a $13.5 million term loan. The term loan proceeds were used to reduce borrowings on the revolving credit line. PNC Capital Markets LLC and F.N.B. Capital Markets acted as Joint Lead Arrangers, with First National Bank of Pennsylvania and S&T Bank serving as Lenders. PNC Bank, National Association, will continue as the Agent for the Credit Facility. According to Michael McAuley, Senior Vice President and CFO of Ampco-Pittsburgh, the facility is designed to enhance lending capacity and flexibility to support the company's global operations.

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