Formula One Group’s MotoGP reprices debt, cuts Term Loan B margin to 2.25%

PUBT · 06/17 21:00
Formula One Group’s MotoGP reprices debt, cuts Term Loan B margin to 2.25%
- Formula One Group disclosed a repricing of MotoGP’s first-lien Term Loan B, Term Loan A, revolving credit facility, closing June 17, 2026.
- Debt reduced by about $114 million equivalent, funded with cash from MotoGP’s balance sheet.
- New facilities include a €720 million Term Loan B due Aug. 18, 2032, a $209 million Term Loan A due Aug. 18, 2030, a €100 million revolver due Aug. 18, 2030.
- Term Loan B margin cut to 2.25% from 2.5%; leverage-based pricing ranges tightened across the facilities.
- Pro forma March 31, 2026: about $72 million cash, $1.04 billion debt, net senior secured leverage ratio 4.6x.
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