NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) has successfully signed A$2.9 billion in new senior bank debt facilities. These funds will refinance existing debt, divided into three tranches with varying maturities. This move enhances their funding flexibility and supports long-term growth. Financial closure is expected by December 2024.
NEXTDC has announced A$2.9 billion in new senior bank debt facilities to refinance existing debt, structured into three tranches with maturities extending up to 2031. This move aims to lower costs and lengthen average loan maturities from 2.2 years to 6.0 years, improving financial flexibility. The company's liquidity is set to rise to A$3.4 billion by June 2024. The refinancing, arranged with major financial institutions and advised by Cadence Advisory and King & Wood Mallesons, is part of NEXTDC's strategy to support growth in the data center industry. This initiative aligns with their commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency, reinforcing their position as a leading Data Centre-as-a-Service provider in Asia.
The refinancing provides significant benefits, including improved cost of funds and extended loan maturities, enhancing our ability to pursue growth ambitions.