Major Investor Sylebra Capital Sells $52.5M in Notes, Facilitates New Offerings Without Participating

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Sylebra Capital, a significant PureCycle investor, sold $52.5 million in convertible notes back to the company and facilitated its recent $395 million capital raise by amending a credit agreement, but notably did not participate in the new offerings.

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• Major Investor Sells Convertible Notes

  Sylebra Capital sold $50 million principal amount of 7.25% Green Convertible Senior Notes due 2030 back to PureCycle for $52.5 million cash. This transaction is conditioned on the closing of the company's concurrent offerings.

• Facilitates New Capital Raise

  Sylebra Capital amended its credit agreement with PureCycle, removing its existing preferred stock and warrants as secured obligations, to enable the company's concurrent $395 million common stock and convertible note offerings. Sylebra received no consideration for this amendment.

• No Participation in New Offerings

  Sylebra Capital did not purchase any securities in PureCycle's recently announced $395 million capital raise, which included both common stock and convertible senior notes.

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This filing details Sylebra Capital's complex role in PureCycle's recent $395 million capital raise. While Sylebra made concessions by amending its credit agreement and removing secured status on its existing holdings to enable the offerings, it also sold $52.5 million of its convertible notes back to the company and did not participate in the new common stock or convertible note offerings. This indicates a strategic move by a major investor to reduce debt exposure and not invest new capital during a dilutive equity raise.