Jones Soda (JSDA) raises revolving loan cap and note to $10 million
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Jones Soda Co., through its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, entered into an amended loan agreement with Two Shores Capital Corp. that increases its revolving credit capacity. The Revolving Loan Cap under the existing loan agreement has been raised to $10 million, giving the subsidiary a larger borrowing base under its revolving facility.
The company also executed an amended and restated revolving credit note, which likewise increases the note’s principal amount to $10 million. These changes create a larger direct financial obligation for the company while providing additional access to debt financing for its operations.
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Jones Soda increases its revolving credit facility and note to $10 million, expanding borrowing capacity while adding to potential leverage.
Jones Soda, via its U.S. subsidiary, amended its loan agreement with Two Shores Capital to raise the Revolving Loan Cap to $10 million. An amended and restated revolving credit note was also executed, increasing the note’s principal to $10 million. This establishes a larger committed credit line the company can draw on for working capital or other corporate purposes, as allowed by the underlying terms.
The filing characterizes this as a material definitive agreement and a direct financial obligation, highlighting that any borrowings under the increased cap will sit as debt on the balance sheet. The overall impact will depend on how much of the facility is actually drawn and on the interest and covenant structure contained in the loan documents scheduled to be filed with the Form 10‑K for the year ending December 31, 2025.
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