-- 据周二提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件显示,美国铝业公司(ASX:AAI)及其子公司荷兰铝业控股公司(Alcoa Nederland Holding)和其他关联公司,已与一家银团修改了其现有的12.5亿澳元循环信贷协议。 文件称,此次修改将信贷期限延长至2028年6月27日,并取消了部分定价要素,包括担保隔夜融资利率利差调整以及与可持续发展挂钩的利率和费用调整。 文件还补充道,该公司向同意修改的各参与贷款机构一次性支付了一笔修改费,金额约为各贷款机构承诺额的0.1%。 周二交易中,美国铝业公司股价下跌1%。
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