Target Hospitality Extends Credit Facility Providing Financial Flexibility to Execute Growth Strategy
Target Hospitality Corp. (NASDAQ: TH) announced on February 2, 2023, an amendment to its ABL Credit Agreement, strengthening its financial position and supporting its growth strategy. Over the past three years, the company reduced debt by over $225 million and increased liquidity to over $305 million. Target expects a 120% revenue increase by 2022 and plans to allocate over $500 million in net-growth capital through 2027. The amended ABL Facility includes $125 million in commitments expiring February 1, 2028, underscoring Target's focused capital discipline and increasing financial flexibility.
- Reduced total cumulative debt by over $225 million since 2020.
- Increased total available liquidity to over $305 million.
- Anticipates a 120% increase in revenue by 2022.
- Plans to allocate over $500 million in net-growth capital through 2027.
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Target has remained focused on optimizing its financial position, centered on materially strengthening its balance sheet to maximize financial flexibility. From 2020 through 2022, Target has reduced total cumulative debt more than
Target has identified several organic growth initiatives, including select opportunities to broaden its customer base across government agencies, as well as unique commercial diversification opportunities supporting domestic energy transition. The Company continues to evaluate its expanding pipeline of strategic growth opportunities and seeks to allocate over
Target's focused capital discipline was a key element to finalizing the Amended ABL Facility that consists of multiple new facility lenders and resulted in oversubscribed lender commitments. The Amended ABL Facility consists of
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