Veea Secures New $10.55 Million Term Loan Financing

The latest update is out from Veea ( (VEEA) ).

On February 17, 2026, VeeaSystems Inc. entered into a secured term loan agreement with Pasadena Private Lending Inc. for up to $10.55 million, drawing an initial $5.5 million that matures in five years and carries an interest rate tied to the prime rate plus 4.5%. The facility allows up to $5 million in additional accordion term loans within one year, with proceeds earmarked for general corporate and working capital purposes.

The borrowing is fully guaranteed by parent company Veea Inc., CEO Allen Salmasi and his spouse, and domestic subsidiaries, and is secured by first-priority liens on equity interests and substantially all of the borrower’s personal property, plus a required cash collateral account until leverage and coverage thresholds are met. The loan imposes quarterly tested financial covenants and includes standard default provisions that could allow the lender to accelerate repayment and foreclose on collateral, underscoring both the company’s need for liquidity and the tight operating constraints attached to this financing.

More about Veea

VeeaSystems Inc., a Delaware-based subsidiary of Veea Inc., operates in the technology sector and relies on secured debt financing to support its general corporate and working capital needs. The company’s capital structure now includes a term loan facility backed by parent and personal guarantees, as well as first-priority liens over equity interests and substantially all of the borrower’s personal property.

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