Penn Entertainment Finalizes $233.5 Million Note Repurchase, Reducing Convertible Debt

Reuters
20 Jun
Penn Entertainment Finalizes $233.5 Million Note Repurchase, Reducing Convertible Debt

Penn Entertainment Inc. has announced the final settlement terms for its previously disclosed note repurchase transactions. The company will repurchase certain outstanding 2.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2026 for approximately $233.5 million, inclusive of accrued interest. This move will reduce the company's diluted share count by about 9.6 million shares. Following this transaction, Penn Entertainment will have around $106.7 million in outstanding Convertible Senior Notes. The company remains committed to its goal of repurchasing at least $350 million in shares in 2025, in addition to these note repurchase transactions. HudsonWest LLC served as the exclusive financial advisor for this deal.

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