Delek US Holdings Amends Credit Agreement: Boosts Revolving Facility to $1.25B, Extends Maturity to 2031, Cuts Interest Margins

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Delek US Holdings amended its credit agreement, increasing its revolving loan commitments by $150 million to $1.25 billion, extending the maturity date to 2031, and reducing interest rate margins. This move significantly enhances the company's financial flexibility and reduces its cost of capital.

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• Increased Revolving Loan Commitments

  The revolving loan commitments were increased from $1.1 billion to $1.25 billion, providing an additional $150 million in liquidity.

• Extended Maturity Date

  The maturity date of the Revolving Facility was extended from October 26, 2027, to April 9, 2031, significantly lengthening the company's debt runway.

• Reduced Interest Rate Margins

  Interest rate margins applicable to the Revolving Facility were reduced by 0.25%, lowering the cost of borrowing for the company.

• Enhanced Incremental Facility

  The incremental facility under the Revolving Facility was amended to allow for increases up to the greatest of $750 million (up from $500 million), 100% of EBITDA, or adjusted availability plus suppressed availability.

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Delek US Holdings has significantly enhanced its financial flexibility and liquidity by amending its asset-based lending (ABL) credit agreement. The increase in the revolving loan commitments provides substantial additional capital, while the extended maturity date pushes out debt obligations, improving the company's long-term financial runway. The reduction in interest rate margins will also lead to lower borrowing costs, positively impacting profitability. These changes collectively strengthen the company's balance sheet and operational capacity.