Core & Main Extends ABL Credit Facility Maturity to 2031, Amends Covenants, and Changes Administrative Agent

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Core & Main extended its $1.25 billion ABL Credit Agreement maturity to April 2031, changed its administrative agent to Wells Fargo, and updated several financial covenants, enhancing its financial flexibility.

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• ABL Facility Maturity Extended

  The maturity date for the $1.25 billion ABL Credit Agreement has been extended by two years, from February 9, 2029, to April 9, 2031.

• Administrative Agent Change

  Wells Fargo Bank, National Association has replaced Citibank, N.A. as the administrative agent and collateral agent for the ABL Credit Agreement.

• Covenant Amendments and Increased Thresholds

  The amendment includes various changes to financial covenants and thresholds, such as increased limits for asset sales, permitted acquisitions, and other investments, providing greater operational flexibility. For example, the annual limit for certain permitted acquisitions increased from $30 million to $55.5 million, and the aggregate limit for certain other investments increased from $272.5 million to $456 million.

• Updated Lender Group

  The list of committed lenders and issuing lenders has been updated, reflecting changes in the syndicate supporting the credit facility.

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Core & Main has successfully extended the maturity of its $1.25 billion ABL Credit Agreement by two years to April 2031, providing enhanced financial flexibility and stability. The amendment also includes a change in the administrative agent from Citibank to Wells Fargo and updates various financial covenants and thresholds, generally increasing the company's capacity for certain transactions. This is a positive development, as it secures long-term financing and improves operational flexibility, which is beneficial for the company's strategic initiatives.