$13.1 Million Term and Revolving Loan Facility
GableGotwals represented the lender in the negotiation and documentation of a $13.1 million term and revolving loan facility to a local oil and gas producer.
GableGotwals represented the lender in the negotiation and documentation of a $13.1 million term and revolving loan facility to a local oil and gas producer.
GableGotwals represented the lender in the negotiation and documentation of an $14.5 million term loan facility to an oil and gas producer.
GableGotwals represented the agent bank in connection with the workout and restructure of $90,000,000 syndicated senior credit facility consisting of a domestic term and revolving loans, an export-related revolving credit facility, and conduit bond issuance by a governmental development authority; restructure included the negotiation of a new senior credit facility, the sale of a controlling interest in the borrower to a newly-formed holding company owned by private equity investors, and issuance of subordinated notes to mezzanine lenders.
GableGotwals acted as special borrower’s counsel for a hospital system’s issuance of approximately $180 million of tax-exempt bonds to finance the acquisition of a hospital facility.
The Firm is currently advising one of its banking clients in connection with the creation of the client’s Native American gaming loan portfolio, including representing the client in multiple loans to various tribal gaming agencies and tribal gaming entities to be used for general working capital and/or capital expenditures and secured by a pledge of all revenues generated by tribal gaming facilities.
GableGotwals represented the lender in a $31.6 million construction loan to a hotel development group to refurbish the historic St. Anthony Hotel in San Antonio, Texas; the project also involved the use of historic tax credits.
GableGotwals represented the lender in an approximately $12 million construction loan to be used in connection with historic rehabilitation tax credits to renovate and refurbish Tulsa’s Old City Hall for use as a hotel.
The Firm advised stockholders and management of a group of privately held lumber wholesale businesses in a recapitalization whereby a private equity firm acquired substantially all of the sellers’ assets for consideration consisting of cash purchase price and phantom equity rights for management.