Sinclair's Television Group Agrees to Debt Restructuring With Creditors

MT Newswires Live
15 Jan

Sinclair (SBGI) said Tuesday that Sinclair Television Group and certain affiliated entities agreed with certain creditors to restructure its debt with new money financings and a debt recapitalization.

The transactions include a first-out first lien revolving credit facility of up to $650 million, the refinancing and/or exchange of outstanding $714 million terms loan B-3 and $731 million term loans B-4 into second-out first lien term loans, and an exchange offer for $246 million of existing secured notes for 4.375% senior second-out secured notes due 2032, according to the company.

Sinclair Television will also purchase or redeem for cash up to $59.3 million in existing secure notes and up to $104.2 million of 5.125% senior unsecured notes at 84% and 97% of the principal amount, respectively.

Sinclair Television will also exchange $432 million of existing secured notes with 9.75% senior secured second lien notes due 2033 and issue up to $50 million of new second lien notes.

The company said proceeds will be used to repay $1.18 billion in term loans B-2, fund the notes repurchase and cover transaction costs.

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