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Sleep Number secures $260 million debtor-in-possession financing in Chapter 11 cases
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Sleep Number secures $260 million debtor-in-possession financing in Chapter 11 cases
  • Sleep Number entered a debtor-in-possession credit agreement for up to $260 million, including $65 million of new-money term loans.
  • The facility also rolls up up to $195 million of existing secured obligations into DIP financing.
  • An interim court order took effect June 15; final hearing is scheduled for July 9.
  • Loans mature Sept. 16, 2026; pricing set at SOFR + 8% or base rate + 7%.
  • DIP lenders receive superpriority administrative claims, backed by first-lien DIP collateral and priming liens on prepetition collateral.


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