ABL Cross-Border Financing Provided to CARDONE Industries by Citizens Bank
Goodmans LLP acted as Canadian counsel to the Borrower, CARDONE Industries, a leader in the automotive aftermarket, in its ABL cross-border financing with Citizens Bank as Administrative Agent and Brookfield Asset Management as Term Loan Agent.
CARDONE will use the credit facilities to expand its remanufacturing and innovation capabilities, as well as bolster its geographic footprint, while further strengthening its balance sheet and overall capital position.
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