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Trinity Capital (NASDAQ:TRINZ) filed a preliminary Rule 424B2 prospectus supplement for an offering of senior unsecured notes due 2030. Labeled “7.875% Notes” in the header but still containing placeholder terms inside the document, the filing outlines an aggregate principal amount to be determined at pricing. The notes will be issued in $2,000 minimum denominations, pay interest semi-annually, rank pari passu with existing unsubordinated debt and mature in 2030. Holders may require repurchase at 100% of principal upon a Change-of-Control Repurchase Event, while the company retains an optional redemption right.
Net proceeds, after underwriting discounts and expenses, are earmarked to originate new term loans, equipment financings and asset-based lending and for general corporate purposes, thereby expanding Trinity’s specialty-lending platform focused on growth-oriented, sponsor-backed private companies. As an internally managed BDC and RIC, the company must maintain statutory asset-coverage ratios and distribution requirements, yet the new debt will increase fixed-charge obligations. The supplement incorporates risk factors tied to leverage, liquidity and exposure to non-investment-grade borrowers. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods and Morgan Stanley are joint book-running managers, with settlement expected through DTC, Euroclear and Clearstream. Because the document is marked “preliminary,” all terms—including size, coupon and pricing dates—remain subject to completion.