Soho House Secures $915 Million in New Senior Notes Financing

Reuters
Jan 30
Soho House Secures $915 Million in New Senior Notes Financing

Soho House & Co. Inc. has entered into new debt financing agreements in connection with a recent merger. Soho House Holdings Limited (Soho House HoldCo) established a senior unsecured notes facility totaling $220 million, with notes maturing 84 months after closing and bearing interest at 12.5% paid in kind for the first three years. Additionally, Soho House Bond Limited (Soho House OpCo) entered into a senior secured notes facility of $695 million, with notes maturing 72 months after closing. Both facilities involved Global Loan Agency Services Limited as agent and a group of financial institutions as original notes purchasers. Concurrently, all outstanding indebtedness under a previous notes purchase agreement dated March 23, 2021, was repaid in full and terminated.

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