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Cencora said that on June 30, 2025 its subsidiaries entered into the Receivables Amendment, which increased the receivables securitization facility to $1.45 billion from $1.5 billion and added a new uncommitted purchaser.
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AI summaryCencora said that on June 30, 2025 its subsidiaries entered into the Receivables Amendment, which increased the receivables securitization facility to $1.45 billion from $1.5 billion and added a new uncommitted purchaser.
The company said it raised the Accordion Feature, its option to increase participating banks' commitments subject to their approval, to $250 million from $500 million, and made it available during any quarter of its fiscal year.
The company said the facility is available based on accounts receivable originated by ABDC and ASD Specialty Healthcare, LLC from sales of pharmaceuticals and related products and services, and that the two companies sell their receivables to ARFC.
Cencora said ARFC sells interests in the purchased receivables to the facility's purchaser groups and pays program fees on the amount of receivables interests purchased, and that the company is the performance guarantor of ASD's and ABDC's obligations.
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Receivables Securitization Facility Size Increased
Cencora said that on June 30, 2025 its subsidiaries entered into the Receivables Amendment, which increased the receivables securitization facility to $1.45 billion from $1.5 billion and added a new uncommitted purchaser.
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Accordion Feature Increased and Timing of Use
The company said it raised the Accordion Feature, its option to increase participating banks' commitments subject to their approval, to $250 million from $500 million, and made it available during any quarter of its fiscal year.
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Structure of the Securitization Facility
The company said the facility is available based on accounts receivable originated by ABDC and ASD Specialty Healthcare, LLC from sales of pharmaceuticals and related products and services, and that the two companies sell their receivables to ARFC.
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Receivables Sale Structure and Company Guarantee
Cencora said ARFC sells interests in the purchased receivables to the facility's purchaser groups and pays program fees on the amount of receivables interests purchased, and that the company is the performance guarantor of ASD's and ABDC's obligations.
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