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Amendment No. 1 to Credit Agreement executed June 23, 2026, reduces interest expense on $600M term loans and revolving credit.

Initial term loans refinanced with $600M in new Amendment No. 1 Refinancing Term Loans at reduced margins.

Revolving credit facility margin reduced; interest now at base rate +1.25% or Term SOFR +2.25%.

Existing term lenders could elect cashless roll or be prepaid from proceeds of new loans.

Amendment involves multiple subsidiaries and is secured by existing collateral.

Full analysis

The amendment reduces the company's cost of debt by lowering interest rate margins on both its term loan and revolving credit facilities. The $600 million refinancing replaces the existing term loans with new loans at more favorable pricing, likely improving net interest expense and free cash flow. The transaction was structured as a cashless roll for consenting lenders, minimizing cash outflow. This refinancing demonstrates the company's access to capital markets and proactive liability management, which may enhance financial flexibility and credit profile.

FPS · Forgent Power Solutions, Inc.

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