BTIG lowered the firm’s price target on Accuray (ARAY) to $4 from $5 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The firm notes Accuray announced that it will exchange its convertible notes, refinance its debt, and enter into a new credit facility. The exchange is expected to be completed on June 11. This will result in Accuray having about $18M in outstanding 2026 convertible note principal, $150M in debt from the new 2030 term loan, and 15M in new shares issued, the firm notes. BTIG is pleased to see Accuray address its 2026 borrowings and believes this removes investor concerns about near-term debt maturity, while preserving a healthy balance sheet. The firm acknowledges the share dilution and potentially higher interest expense, though the paid in-kind option allows Accuray’s cash outlays on interest expense to remain relatively similar going forward.
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