Air Industries Group Announces Expansion and Extension of Credit Facility
Air Industries Group (AIRI) announced an expansion of its credit facilities with Sterling National Bank, increasing the revolving credit facility limit by 25%, now totaling $20 million. The maturity dates for both the revolving credit and term loan have been extended to December 31, 2025. Additionally, the bank will permit partial amortization of subordinated debt, reducing interest expenses and boosting net income. CEO Lou Melluzzo highlighted this as a strong vote of confidence in the company’s growth prospects, ensuring adequate liquidity for anticipated revenue increases.
- Increased revolving credit facility limit from $16 million to $20 million.
- Maturity dates extended to December 31, 2025, providing long-term financial security.
- Partial amortization of subordinated debt will reduce interest expenses and enhance net income.
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The revolving credit facility increased by
The maturity dates of both the revolving credit facility and term loan have been extended by three years, from
Sterling National has also agreed, subject to certain limitations, to allow
Mr.
“We are very pleased with the expansion of our credit facility and are confident that it will allow sufficient liquidity for our anticipated continued growth of revenues and profits. The extension of the maturity to year-end 2025 – more than four-years away – is very reassuring.”
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