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Invictus, Robertshaw, Strategic Partners break; XPO, Prospect, Lineage and more updated
By Sara Rosenberg
New York, Feb. 15 – Deals from Invictus (Fire Safety and Oil Additives Divisions of Israel Chemicals Ltd.) and Robertshaw US Holding Corp. made their way into the secondary market on Thursday, and Strategic Partners Acquisition Corp. freed up after finalizing pricing on its term loan at the low end of guidance.
In more happenings, XPO Logistics Inc. changed the issue price on its term loan B, Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. upsized its first-lien term loan while widening the spread and original issue discount and sweetening the call premium, and canceled plans for a second-lien term loan, and Lineage Logistics LLC raised the size of its term loan and revised the issue price.
Also, Kofax (Project Leopard Holdings) reduced pricing on its term loan, Lamar Media Corp. increased the size of its term loan B, cut the spread and adjusted issue price talk, Equian LLC set pricing on its term loan debt at the low side of talk, and HarbourVest Partners LP moved up the commitment deadline on its term loan.
Furthermore, Fusion, Pro Mach Group Inc., Aecom, Flying Fortress Holdings LLC, Leslie’s Poolmart Inc., PS Logistics (PS HoldCo LLC) and Hargray Communications Group Inc. announced price talk with launch.
And, Cyanco Intermediate 2 Corp., Fluidra, DiversiTech Holdings Inc., Cooper-Standard Automotive Inc., Flora Food Group (currently Unilever spreads) and Nutraceutical International Corp. joined the near-term calendar.
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