Esporta Group
Duke Street Capital has arranged a refinancing package for Esporta, giving the sports chain £155m in new debt facilities. Duke Street took Esporta private in 2002, merging its with the fellow sports club chain Evicta in 2003 to form the Esporta Group. Following the refinancing, which will expand Esporta Group’s racquet club activities, Esporta and Evicta’s existing debt facilities have been consolidated into a new debt package. The loan will be arranged by the previous debt providers, Lloyds TSB, Royal Bank of Scotland and National Australia Bank, who have been joined by new banks Crédit Agricole Indosuez and Close Brothers Corporate Finance.
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