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22 Nov, 2021
By Tyler Udland
Columbus McKinnon Corp. has completed a $75 million fungible add-on to its existing covenant-lite term loan B due April 2028 (L+275, 0.50% Libor floor) that priced tight to talk at an original issue discount of 99.875 via lead arranger J.P. Morgan, according to sources. Proceeds from the deal will be used to finance the company's acquisition of Garvey Corp. There is no ticking fee until Dec. 31, 2021, then it is 50% of the margin until Jan. 31, 2022, stepping to 100% of the margin thereafter. The company announced Nov. 4 that it was acquiring Garvey for $74 million. Pro forma net leverage is 2.8x. Columbus McKinnon designs, manufactures and markets intelligent motion solutions to ergonomically move, lift, position and secure materials.
Terms:
| Borrower | Columbus McKinnon Corp. |
| Issue | $75 million fungible add-on term loan B |
| UoP | M&A |
| Spread | L+275 |
| Libor floor | 0.50% |
| Price | 99.875 |
| Tenor | April 2028 |
| YTM | 3.31% |
| Four-year yield | 3.32% |
| Call protection | N/A |
| Corporate ratings | B+/Ba3 |
| Facility ratings | B+/Ba2 |
| Recovery ratings | 3 |
| Financial covenants | None |
| Arrangers | JPM/PNC/WF |
| Admin agent | JPM |
| Px Talk | L+275/0.50%/99.75 |
| Sponsor | Public |
| Notes | Ticking fee: no fee through Dec. 31, 2021, 50% margin until Jan. 31, 2022, 100% margin thereafter. Tranche size now $518.9 million. |
*Article amended at 5:09 p.m. ET on Dec. 2, 2021, to update arrangers.