Newell Brands renews receivables purchase facility, sets USD 75 million limit

By Public Technologies
  • Newell Brands renewed its receivables purchase agreement with Jarden Receivables, LLC, purchasers, group agents, and Royal Bank of Canada.
  • Scheduled termination date extended to Oct. 1, 2027.
  • Facility limit on factored receivables outstanding reset to USD 75 million.
  • Concentration limits increased across obligor groups, expanding availability.
  • Debt-rating definition shifted to corporate ratings; thresholds tightened, with Level 3 triggered at BB/Ba2 or below.


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