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Travelport on Dec. 17 used $210 million of the $235 million of net proceeds from the eNett sale to pay down its $1.78 billion superpriority L+700 bps term loan due 2025, according to sources.
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Wex Inc.
said on Dec. 15 that it completed the acquisition of payment services business eNett and eNett’s minority owner Optal for a total consideration of about $577.5 million with cash on hand. The parties also settled the
litigation related to the disputed acquisition.
The credit agreement
stipulates that Travelport can retain $25 million of the proceeds from an eNett sale with the remainder directed to repayment of the superpriority term loan, as reported.
Travelport did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
--Harvard Zhang
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