EQS-Adhoc
Mynaric to receive early partial disbursement of restructuring loans due to delays in StaRUG proceedings
- Mynaric receives $10.5M early from restructuring loans.
- Loan aims to support operations amid StaRUG delays.
- Full availability expected by May 12, 2025.
EQS-Ad-hoc: Mynaric AG / Key word(s): Financing MUNICH, May 9, 2025 – Mynaric AG (OTC: MYNAY, MOYFF; ISIN: US62857X1019) (FRA: M0YN; ISIN: DE000A31C305) (the “Company”) announces the early disbursement of up to USD 10.5 million from the already agreed USD 25 million restructuring facility by its existing lenders due to delays in StaRUG proceedings. |
On February 7, 2025, the Company had announced, among other things, that it resolved on commencing restructuring proceedings in accordance with the German Corporate Stabilization and Restructuring Act (Gesetz über den Stabilisierungs- und Restrukturierungsrahmen für Unternehmen) (“StaRUG”) and on a loan agreement with its U.S.-based lenders CO FINANCE II LVS I LLC and OC III LVS LIII LP (the “U.S. Lenders”) pursuant to which the U.S. Lenders agreed to provide restructuring loans in the amount of USD 25 million (the “Restructuring Facility”) to cover expected capital needs to support the Company’s production plan and to fund its ongoing operations in accordance with its restructuring plan. The Company submitted the final restructuring plan to the competent restructuring court in Munich in March 2025. The court today set the discussion and voting meeting (Erörterungs- und Abstimmungstermin) for May 28, 2025. The Company expects the StaRUG proceedings to close in late Q2/2025 or the first of half of Q3/2025.
To secure its current operational and working capital needs, the Company today entered into an amendment to the Restructuring Facility, pursuant to which the U.S. Lenders agreed to disburse loans under the Restructuring Facility in a total amount of up to USD 10.5 million earlier than initially contemplated (the “Early Payout Loans”). The Early Payout Loans are in addition to the USD 95 million loans and the USD 49.5 million bridge loans that the U.S. Lenders provided in the past.