Logitech’s $750 Million Credit Agreement: Navigating Debt Risks in a Rising Interest Rate Environment

Logitech International (LOGI) has disclosed a new risk, in the Debt & Financing category.

Logitech International faces significant risks related to its outstanding and future indebtedness, particularly following its entry into an unsecured Credit Agreement in January 2025, which offers a $750 million revolving credit facility. The financial obligations under this agreement and any future indebtedness could adversely impact the company’s financial health and results, especially in a rising interest rate environment. The Credit Agreement imposes restrictions, including a financial covenant, which could limit Logitech’s strategic flexibility and, if breached without a waiver, might lead to accelerated debt repayment, posing a substantial financial challenge. Additionally, the company’s ability to manage these debts hinges on market conditions and its performance, with no guarantee of favorable refinancing options, thus heightening the business risk.

The average LOGI stock price target is $86.66, implying 3.36% upside potential.

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