EQT AB has secured $1.425bn in private debt from a group of private credit lenders led by Goldman Sachs group to help finance its acquisition of medical device firm Zeus Company Inc, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report cites unnamed sources familiar with the matter as revealing that the credit facility for the $3.4bn buyout, which was aged earlier this month, consists of a $1.075bn term loan, a $150m revolver and $200bn.
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As well as Goldman, the group of lenders includes HPS Investment Partners, KKR & Co, Blackstone Inc, and Apollo Global Management Inc, according to the Bloomberg’s sources.
Source: PrivateEquityWire
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