Lenders Grant Temporary Liquidity Covenant Waiver, Averting Immediate Default Risk

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Inotiv received a temporary waiver from its lenders for the minimum liquidity covenant, preventing an immediate default on its credit agreement.

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• Liquidity Covenant Waiver Granted

  Lenders under the Credit Agreement granted Inotiv a waiver of the minimum liquidity covenant for the March 6, 2026, and March 13, 2026, test dates.

• Temporary Relief

  The waiver is limited to these specific liquidity covenant test dates and does not amend any other provisions of the Credit Agreement.

• Addresses Going Concern Risk

  This action provides a temporary reprieve for Inotiv, which previously disclosed a going concern warning and reclassified all long-term debt as current in its latest 10-Q filing.

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Inotiv, a company previously flagged with a going concern warning and reclassification of all long-term debt as current, has secured a critical, albeit temporary, waiver from its lenders. This waiver for the minimum liquidity covenant on specific March test dates provides immediate relief, preventing a technical default that could have severe consequences. While this is not a long-term solution to the company's significant financial challenges, it buys Inotiv crucial time to address its underlying liquidity issues and continue operations. Investors should monitor for further updates on the company's financial stability and any permanent restructuring of its debt or covenants.