The Waterloo, Ont.-based software company said it’s raising US$160 million in convertible senior notes as part of a private offering to clear previous debt obligations. The new notes would mature in 2029. (The Logic)
The Waterloo, Ont.-based software company said it’s raising US$160 million in convertible senior notes as part of a private offering to clear previous debt obligations. The new notes would mature in 2029. (The Logic)
The Waterloo, Ont.-based software company said it’s raising US$160 million in convertible senior notes as part of a private offering to clear previous debt obligations. The new notes would mature in 2029. (The Logic)
Talking point: The funds would be used to repay US$150 million in outstanding debentures due Feb 15. The company’s future is already in flux, after it ditched plans to take its Internet-of-Things division public. New CEO John Giamatteo said in his first earnings call at the helm last month that the company was cutting costs, and gave a conservative revenue forecast. RBC analyst Paul Treiber wrote in a note that the convertible notes may “help alleviate near-term financing concerns,” but noted that additional terms on them have yet to be determined.
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