GA Telesis Continues to Lead With the Refinancing of Its Five-Year $225 Million Syndicated Abl Credit Facility With Oversubscription and Tighter Pricing

Leading global aviation integration company GA Telesis, LLC announced closing a new five-year, $225 million ABL credit facility led by HSBC Bank USA and Fifth Third Bank as Joint Lead Arrangers. The syndication was met with overwhelming interest and allowed the Company to improve terms while expanding its existing bank group.

“Given the challenging environment, we are pleased with the outcome of this syndication process”

The facility comprises nine global, super-regional, and regional banks with HSBC Bank USA as Administrative Agent. The facility refinanced an existing $225 million ABL facility led by HSBC, which was set to expire in 2022. The new facility has improved availability, pricing, and other terms consistent with or better than the current facility with the support of a larger and more diverse bank group. The proceeds from the facility will be used for general corporate purposes, acquisitions, and funding future growth. In addition, the five-year term and competitive borrowing costs will provide financial stability while allowing the Company to make longer-term acquisition decisions.

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“Given the challenging environment, we are pleased with the outcome of this syndication process,” said Alvin Khoo, Chief Financial Officer. “Strong interest from our existing lenders as well as the number of new banks that wanted to initiate a banking relationship with GA Telesis is a testament to the strength of our management team and our strong performance during the pandemic,” added Khoo.

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The Company also renewed a $100 million unsecured credit facility, and when combined with its non-recourse facilities and managed capital pools, the Company maintains unprecedented liquidity and significant financial flexibility to execute upon its growth plans.

“Once again, HSBC and Fifth Third provided critical leadership advocating for our strong financial performance and high credit quality,” commented Abdol Moabery, GA Telesis President and Chief Executive Officer. “Ultimately, the Company’s strong operating and financial performance, especially in the last two years, drove us to significant oversubscription and better terms that position us extremely well for the future,” said Moabery.

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