Soho House Secures $200 Million Alternative Funding to Complete Merger

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Soho House Secures $200 Million Alternative Funding to Complete Merger

Soho House & Co. Inc. provided an update on its planned merger with EH Parent LLC, an affiliate of The Yucaipa Companies. To fund the closing of the merger after MCR Hospitality Fund IV LP and MCR Hospitality Fund IV QP LP informed Yucaipa they would not be able to fulfill their full $200 million equity commitment, the company, together with Merger Sub and Soho House Holdings Limited, secured approximately $200 million in alternative commitments. This includes a new $50 million equity commitment from Morse Ventures Inc., supported by a third-party secured note facility, and a revised $50 million equity commitment from MCR. Additionally, the company’s senior unsecured notes facility has been increased from $150 million to $220 million.

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