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Obsidian Energy raises syndicated credit facility to Cdn$250 million in lender amendment
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Obsidian Energy raises syndicated credit facility to Cdn$250 million in lender amendment
  • Obsidian Energy amended its April 28, 2026 credit agreement with Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal, ICBC Standard Bank.
  • Maximum aggregate syndicated facility increased to CAD 250 million from CAD 210 million, effective June 23, 2026.
  • Borrowing base unchanged at CAD 300 million.
  • Total commitments under the facilities set at CAD 275 million, including a CAD 25 million operating facility.
  • Amendment includes lender fee tied to each lender’s increased syndicated commitment; rate redacted.


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