Monroe Capital Drastically Cuts Credit Facility to $34M, Increases Borrowing Costs Amidst 2026 Notes Redemption

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Monroe Capital Corporation amended its credit facility, reducing its borrowing capacity from $255 million to $34 million and increasing interest rates, while also redeeming $130 million in 2026 Notes under these new, more restrictive terms.

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• Credit Facility Significantly Reduced

  The total commitment under the senior secured revolving credit agreement was reduced from $255 million to $34 million.

• Increased Borrowing Costs

  Applicable interest margins on loans increased by 0.75% (to 2.375% for ABR loans and 3.375% for SOFR/Eurocurrency/RFR loans).

• Revolver Term Shortened

  The Revolver Termination Date was shortened from four years to one year from the amendment's effective date (January 14, 2026).

• 2026 Notes Redeemed

  The company completed the redemption of all $130 million of its outstanding 4.75% Notes due 2026 on January 15, 2026.

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Monroe Capital Corporation has significantly amended its senior secured revolving credit agreement, resulting in a drastic reduction of its total borrowing capacity from $255 million to $34 million. This substantial decrease in available credit, coupled with a 0.75% increase in applicable interest margins and a shortened revolver term, indicates a less favorable financial position and increased cost of capital for the company. While the redemption of $130 million in 2026 Notes addresses a near-term debt maturity, it was facilitated under these much more restrictive terms. The introduction of a temporary "Borrowing Base Flex Period" with strict 100% mandatory prepayment requirements for various proceeds further highlights the company's constrained liquidity and reliance on careful capital management, likely in anticipation of its announced merger and asset sale agreements. This development signals a material negative impact on the company's financial flexibility and operational outlook.