Bending Spoons (NASDAQ: BSP) closes upsized $1.25 billion term-loan add-on

What happened

Bending Spoons S.p.A. (NASDAQ: BSP) said on October 2, 2026, that it closed two add-ons to its senior secured term loan B due 2031.

The financing includes a $1.25 billion U.S. dollar add-on and a 395 million euro add-on. Both priced on September 25, 2026.

The press release said both amounts were upsized from original $750 million and 250 million equivalent target figures.

It also said the add-ons are fungible and consistent with certain existing term loan B tranches.

Bending Spoons said it intends to use the proceeds to finance the agreed Miro acquisition, repay the currently drawn portion of its euro revolving credit facility and fund general corporate purposes.

Key numbers

Metric Latest Change Source
U.S. dollar add-on principal $1.25 billion from $750 million, +66.7% Calculated from SEC 6-K
Euro add-on principal 395 million from 250 million equivalent, +58.0% Calculated from SEC 6-K
Closing date October 2, 2026 SEC 6-K
Pricing date September 25, 2026 SEC 6-K exhibit 99.1

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Why it matters

The filing gives investors a dated baseline for the size and stated use of the borrowing.

At 66.7% above the original $750 million target, the U.S. add-on shows the deal was enlarged before closing.

The euro add-on was also upsized, to 395 million from a 250 million equivalent target.

That ties the borrowing to a named acquisition and a specific repayment.

OptimistFi's case is that the filing establishes a financing benchmark rather than a valuation call.

The counterweight is that the report is a transaction update, not a verdict on the Miro deal itself.

The press release said the add-ons were subject to certain conditions, including finalization and execution of definitive documentation.

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What's next

The remaining step named in the press release is finalization and execution of definitive documentation.

If that happens, the borrowing should stay on track for the agreed Miro acquisition and the euro revolving credit facility repayment.

If the company follows through on those uses, this October 2 filing will stand as the baseline for the financing.

The next useful check is any later filing showing the acquisition and repayment in place.

That gives investors a clear date to watch for when the borrowing is actually put to use.

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Sources

  • SEC 6-K — On October 2, 2026, Bending Spoons said it closed two add-ons to its term loan B and disclosed the principal amounts and intended uses.
  • SEC 6-K exhibit 99.1 — The press release says the add-ons priced on September 25, 2026 and were upsized from the original target figures.

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