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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings NCLHThe company said NCL Corporation Ltd. (NCLC), as guarantor, and NCL NextGen Class I Ltd. and NCL NextGen Class II Ltd., as borrowers, entered into separate credit facility agreements on July 17, 2025 to partially finance the purchase of 2 new cruise vessels.
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AI summaryThe company said NCL Corporation Ltd. (NCLC), as guarantor, and NCL NextGen Class I Ltd. and NCL NextGen Class II Ltd., as borrowers, entered into separate credit facility agreements on July 17, 2025 to partially finance the purchase of 2 new cruise vessels.
The company said each facility provides up to $2,437,323,477.36 for Vessel 1 and up to $2,469,681,624.15 for Vessel 2, each inclusive of the related SACE insurance premium. It said Vessel 1 is being built for delivery in 2030 and Vessel 2 for delivery in 2032.
The company said each facility funds 80% of the delivery payments under the shipbuilding contracts and the related SACE insurance premium through drawings, with a maturity of the 12th anniversary of delivery. The interest rate is a fixed rate equal to 1.55% less the SIMEST margin contribution (with a zero floor), plus 5.08%. Repayment is in equal semi-annual installments beginning 6 months after delivery.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings said NCLC guarantees each facility's borrower obligations, and the facilities are secured by a first priority share charge over the borrower's equity before delivery and a first lien ship mortgage on the ship at delivery. The company said 100% of the loans under each facility is insured by SACE.
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Norwegian Cruise Line signs 2-ship financing agreements on July 17, 2025
The company said NCL Corporation Ltd. (NCLC), as guarantor, and NCL NextGen Class I Ltd. and NCL NextGen Class II Ltd., as borrowers, entered into separate credit facility agreements on July 17, 2025 to partially finance the purchase of 2 new cruise vessels.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Vessel 1 and 2 facility limits and delivery timing
The company said each facility provides up to $2,437,323,477.36 for Vessel 1 and up to $2,469,681,624.15 for Vessel 2, each inclusive of the related SACE insurance premium. It said Vessel 1 is being built for delivery in 2030 and Vessel 2 for delivery in 2032.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Drawdown scope, interest rate and repayment structure
The company said each facility funds 80% of the delivery payments under the shipbuilding contracts and the related SACE insurance premium through drawings, with a maturity of the 12th anniversary of delivery. The interest rate is a fixed rate equal to 1.55% less the SIMEST margin contribution (with a zero floor), plus 5.08%. Repayment is in equal semi-annual installments beginning 6 months after delivery.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Guarantee, collateral and SACE insurance coverage
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings said NCLC guarantees each facility's borrower obligations, and the facilities are secured by a first priority share charge over the borrower's equity before delivery and a first lien ship mortgage on the ship at delivery. The company said 100% of the loans under each facility is insured by SACE.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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