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MGP Ingredients amends Wells Fargo-led credit agreement to add back up to $20 million in receivables losses to EBITDA through 2027
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MGP Ingredients amends Wells Fargo-led credit agreement to add back up to $20 million in receivables losses to EBITDA through 2027
  • MGP Ingredients entered Amendment No. 2 to its amended and restated credit agreement with Wells Fargo as administrative agent on Aug. 6, 2026.
  • Change lets consolidated EBITDA add back up to USD 20 million of specified customer receivable losses through Dec. 31, 2027; recoveries must be deducted.
  • Revision aims to protect compliance with key covenants, including minimum 1.25x fixed-charge coverage, maximum 4x net leverage.
  • Net leverage limit can rise to 4.5x during an Elevated Ratio Period; option exercised starting quarter ended June 30, 2026 tied to Penelope Bourbon earnout.
  • PGIM noteholders agreed a conforming EBITDA definition change via an Eighth Amendment to the note purchase and private shelf agreement.


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