Sunnova Announces Minimal Exposure to Silicon Valley Bank
Sunnova Energy International Inc. (NYSE: NOVA) has addressed concerns regarding its exposure to Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), asserting that it is immaterial. Sunnova holds no cash deposits or securities with SVB and does not use the bank for treasury management. One subsidiary is involved in a credit facility with SVB, which has $15 million in unfunded commitments. This facility is part of a larger structure of three warehouse facilities totaling $1.35 billion. Sunnova aims to provide clean, affordable energy to U.S. customers, supporting its mission for energy independence.
- Sunnova's exposure to Silicon Valley Bank is immaterial, limiting potential risks.
- The company does not hold cash deposits or securities with SVB, reducing financial vulnerability.
- Their current credit facility with SVB only involves $15 million in unfunded commitments.
- None.
Sunnova considers its exposure to SVB as immaterial. Sunnova does not hold cash deposits or securities with SVB and does not utilize SVB for any treasury management services. One of Sunnova’s subsidiaries is party to a credit facility (the “Back-Leverage Facility”) in which SVB participates as a lender. SVB currently has
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