Flutter Entertainment Issues $1.75 Billion in Senior Secured Notes and Loans to Repay Debt and Fund Snaitech Acquisition

Reuters
05 Jun
Flutter Entertainment Issues $1.75 Billion in Senior Secured Notes and Loans to Repay Debt and Fund Snaitech Acquisition

Flutter Entertainment plc has announced a significant financial event involving its subsidiary, Flutter Treasury DAC. On June 4, 2025, the Issuer successfully issued and sold senior secured notes amounting to $1,000 million in USD, €550 million in EUR, and £450 million in GBP, all at 100% of their par value. These notes, along with the issuance of $750 million in additional term B loans, will be used to repay the Bridge Credit Agreement related to the acquisition of Snaitech S.p.A., cover general corporate purposes, and manage associated costs and fees. The transaction highlights Flutter's strategic financial maneuvers to strengthen its corporate structure and funding capabilities.

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