TREE NEWS reports: Autokiniton US Holdings Inc. has shelved an attempt to amend and extend a roughly $1.05 billion leveraged loan agreement, a person familiar with the matter said. The auto parts supplier had already tightened terms, shortening the proposed extension by one year to 2030, raising the discount to 97.5 cents on the dollar and setting the rate at the benchmark plus 4.75 percentage points, the high end of the initial discussion range.
Autokiniton Shelves Plan to Amend, Extend $1.05B Leveraged Loan
The withdrawal is notable because Autokiniton had already moved to the borrower-unfriendly end of its own revised terms — a one-year shorter extension, a deeper discount and pricing at the top of the initial range — and still could not get the deal done. That points to lender caution that is specific to this credit rather than a simple price gap, and it leaves the supplier's loan maturity profile unresolved. The open question is whether a retapped structure, a smaller lender group or a different instrument follows, and whether other leveraged borrowers in the auto-supply chain face similar pushback.
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