Rating Qualifies Company for 8.875% Coupon on Debt
NEW YORK, July 20, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blue Apron (NYSE: APRN) announced today that it has received a rating from a leading ratings agency that qualifies the company for the lower of two interest rates provided for in the note purchase agreement on its $30.0 million of Senior Secured Notes due 2027.
The note purchase agreement, entered into on May 5, 2022, provides for an interest rate of 8.875% if the company received a minimum specified bond rating, with a step-up to 11.875% in the event that the rating falls below a minimum rating specified in the note purchase agreement.
"We are pleased to have achieved a favorable rating following the completion of our debt refinancing in May, which moved out our debt maturity five years to 2027," said Randy Greben, Blue Apron’s Chief Financial Officer. "This rating provides us with a meaningfully lower interest rate expense, making it a particularly attractive financing during this challenging market environment. The new debt helped to improve our financial flexibility as we work towards executing against our strategic initiatives."
Blue Apron’s vision is Better Living Through Better Food™. Launched in 2012, Blue Apron offers fresh, chef-designed recipes that empower home cooks to embrace their culinary curiosity, challenge their abilities in the kitchen and see what a difference cooking quality food can make in their lives. Blue Apron is a carbon-neutral meal-kit company and is focused on bringing incredible recipes to its customers, while promoting planetary and dietary wellness for everyone.
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Investors Tip Fleming Blue Apron tip.fleming@blueapron.com Media Muriel Lussier Blue Apron muriel.lussier@blueapron.com
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