SpaceX secures $20 billion bridge loan to refinance debt before IPO
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Updated · Reuters · Apr 23
SpaceX secures $20 billion bridge loan to refinance debt before IPO
10 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 23
The loan, arranged last month from an undisclosed syndicate, reduces SpaceX's total debt to $20.07 billion as of March 2.
Terms require repayment within 18 months, with possible extensions, and may force use of IPO proceeds if not repaid sooner.
SpaceX's confidential S-1 filing reveals the refinancing ahead of its anticipated record-breaking IPO this summer, expected to value the company at $1.75 trillion.
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