The $1.235 billion senior secured credit facilities will include a $935 million senior secured term loan and a $300 million senior secured super priority revolving credit facility, according to the release.
Proceeds from the facilities and notes will be use to refinance existing debt, repurchase 8¾ percent senior subordinated notes, repay senior paid-in-kind loans to its parent company, raise capital and provide potential distributions to equity holders, according to the report.
The transaction, which is subject to documentation and customary closing conditions, is expected to close early next month.
Read the release on IASIS debt refinancing (pdf).
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