[8-K] Jushi Holdings Inc. Reports Material Event
Jushi Holdings Inc. amended a loan agreement to increase the outstanding principal by $4,000,000, extend the maturity to September 18, 2030, and lower the interest rate floor from 8.25% to 7.50% while the effective rate remains the 30-day secured overnight financing rate plus 3.55%. The loan continues to be principally secured by Jushi's cultivation and manufacturing facility in Manassas, Virginia, and $761,113.98 of the additional proceeds must be held in a restricted account for completion of construction-related conditions on the property.
The company furnished a press release dated September 22, 2025 about the modification and filed the full Modification Agreement as Exhibit 10.1, with the press release included as Exhibit 99.1 to the Current Report.
- $4,000,000 of additional loan proceeds provide immediate liquidity
- Maturity extended to September 18, 2030, reducing near-term refinancing pressure
- Interest-rate floor lowered from 8.25% to 7.50%, decreasing minimum interest cost
- Loan remains principally secured by the Manassas facility, increasing secured leverage on that asset
- $761,113.98 of proceeds are restricted, reducing available cash for other uses
- Interest rate remains variable at SOFR+3.55%, keeping exposure to rising short-term rates
Insights
TL;DR Loan amended for $4.0M additional proceeds, extended maturity, secured by property; interest remains SOFR+3.55% with a lower floor.
The modification provides near-term liquidity of $4.0 million and pushes the debt maturity to 2030, reducing immediate refinancing pressure. Keeping the floating rate at SOFR+3.55% means interest cost will track market rates, while lowering the floor to 7.50% slightly reduces the minimum coupon burden if short-term rates decline. The required restricted account of $761,113.98 reduces usable cash from the proceeds until construction conditions are satisfied. Overall, this is a financing adjustment that balances added liquidity with continued collateral restrictions.
TL;DR Amendment increases secured indebtedness and extends tenor, offering breathing room but keeping property-level security and restrictions.
From a capital-structure perspective, the change increases secured liabilities against the Manassas facility and earmarks a material portion of proceeds for construction obligations, which limits flexibility. Extending maturity to September 18, 2030 mitigates near-term refinancing risk. The unchanged spread of SOFR+3.55% preserves rate sensitivity; lowering the floor to 7.50% reduces the guaranteed minimum interest slightly. This is a pragmatic lender-driven amendment that appears to prioritize collateral protection while providing additional funding.