Vince Holding Amends Credit Agreement, Expands Borrowing Base Eligibility for Key Receivables

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Vince Holding Corp. amended its ABL Credit Agreement to increase concentration limits and expand eligibility criteria for trade receivables, which could improve its borrowing capacity and liquidity.

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• Credit Agreement Amended

  V Opco, LLC, an indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary of Vince Holding Corp., entered into a Second Amendment to its ABL Credit Agreement, originally dated June 23, 2023, and previously amended on January 22, 2025.

• Increased Concentration Limits

  The amendment modifies the definition of 'Eligible Trade Receivables' to increase concentration limits for accounts owed by key customers: Nordstrom (50%), TJX (35%), Macy's (35%), and Saks Global (30%), up from a general 20% limit.

• Expanded Eligibility for Receivables

  The amendment also allows the Agent (Bank of America, N.A.) discretion to deem certain accounts from debtors in bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings as 'Eligible Trade Receivables' under specific conditions, such as operating as a debtor in possession with super priority claims.

• Improved Borrowing Base

  These modifications are expected to increase the pool of eligible trade receivables that can be included in the borrowing base, thereby enhancing the company's access to capital under its existing credit facility.

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This amendment to Vince Holding Corp.'s ABL Credit Agreement is important as it enhances the company's financial flexibility and access to liquidity. By increasing concentration limits for receivables from major customers like Nordstrom, TJX, Macy's, and Saks Global, and expanding eligibility criteria to include certain accounts from bankrupt debtors, the company can potentially include more of its trade receivables in its borrowing base. This move strengthens the company's ability to draw on its credit facility, providing crucial working capital for operations, especially for a company of its market capitalization.