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Bank facility · 4 Nov 2025

Mercury Systems US$850m revolving credit facility (2025)

Replace the existing US$900m revolving credit facility

Key terms

Borrower or issuer
Mercury Systems
Date
4 Nov 2025
Type
Bank facility
Amount
US$850m
Maturity
2030

Recorded terms

Structure
New five-year revolving credit facility maturing 4 November 2030 under Amendment No. 7
Lenders and arrangers
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association, successor administrative agent; syndicate of commercial banks
Country
United States

Parties

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M&A and investment involving Mercury Systems

DateDealTypeValue
30 Dec 2020Mercury Systems acquisition of Physical Optics CorporationM&AUS$310m
23 May 2019Mercury Systems US$414m share offeringEquity raiseUS$414m
1 Feb 2018Mercury Systems acquisition of Themis ComputerM&AUS$180m
27 Jan 2017Mercury Systems US$198m share offeringEquity raiseUS$198m
8 Apr 2016Mercury Systems US$87m share offeringEquity raiseUS$86.6m

Sources

  1. Mercury Systems Form 8-K: Amendment No. 7 to credit agreement sec.gov · 4 Nov 2025

About this record

Record DEF-2025-0041, taken from an issuer, lender or government announcement. Confirmed against the primary documents listed. Amounts are as announced; US$ equivalents use approximate annual average exchange rates. Spotted an error or have a document we have missed? Send a correction, and changes are logged on Updates and corrections.

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