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Debt schedule & capital structure — FY2025A (2026-03-31)

DEMO DATA
FacilityRankSec.Face valueRate typeCoupon / spreadFloorPIKAll-in (base, 1st period)Annual interestMaturityAmort.Cum. leverageMark / price
ABL Revolver (commit $400M)1Secured$0.0MFloatingS+225bp——6.50%$0.0M2029-04-30bullet0.0x—
Senior Secured Notes 6.90%1Secured$600.0MFixed6.90%——6.90%$41.4M2030-04-15bullet1.6x100.5
Senior Unsecured Notes 7.50%TARGET3Unsecured$400.0MFixed7.50%——7.50%$30.0M2029-08-15bullet2.6x97.0UNDERWRITING ASSUMPTION
Total debt (face value)$1.0B$71.4M2.6x
Less: cash($210.0M)
Net debt$790.0M2.1x
Equity (residual: EV − net debt, EV at assumed multiple)$1.5BGoes to zero in any scenario where recovery value < claims.
Loan-to-value through target tranche
42%
cumulative debt $1.0B ÷ base asset value $2.4B
Collateral / lien
n/a
All-asset lien / pari passu by rank
Call protection
n/a
Not modelled as a cash flow

Face value = legal claim; purchase price / mark is what an investor pays; coupon is the contractual cash / PIK return; yield and recovery are derived on the Returns and Recovery tabs. Illustrative appraised / collateral value (DEMO)

Maturity wall & refinancing requirement

OK — No material maturities within 2 period(s) (window: 2 periods; materiality 15% of debt; default window 3)
INVESTMENT RISK FLAG — $600M maturity in FY2030E; only $444M projected liquidity; $156M refinancing requirement
PeriodDebt due% of debtProjected liquidityRefi requirementLiq. ÷ maturityRisk
FY2029E$400M40%$700M—1.8xMedium
FY2030E$600M60%$444M$156M0.7xHigh

Projected liquidity = cash + undrawn revolver entering the period + that period’s positive FCF, in the selected scenario. * Beyond the 5-period horizon; liquidity shown at the end of period 5. Maturity periods map actual maturity dates to the model’s period-end month (December).

Refinancing risk engine — Downside

ANALYST PROJECTION

For every maturing tranche: balance at maturity → can projected cash repay it? → if not, does leverage (net debt ÷ EBITDA ≤ scenario limit) and pro-forma interest coverage (≥ scenario minimum, at the assumed refinancing rate) permit refinancing? A failure with insufficient cash is a payment default and feeds the recovery waterfall.

TrancheMaturesBalance at maturityCash on handNet lev. (test ≤)Pro-forma coverage (test ≥)Refi rateInterest burden afterResultResolution
ABL RevolverFY2029E$0.0M$287M2.8x (5.5x)3.11x (1.80x)10.0%$0.0MREFINANCING PASSRepaid from cash
Senior Unsecured Notes 7.50%FY2029E$400.0M$287M2.8x (5.5x)3.11x (1.80x)10.0%$10.0MREFINANCING PASSPartly repaid from cash; remainder refinanced
Senior Secured Notes 6.90%FY2030E$600.0M$0M2.5x (5.5x)3.96x (1.80x)10.0%$55.6MREFINANCING PASSPartly repaid from cash; remainder refinanced

Projected debt balances by tranche — Downside

TrancheCurrentFY2026EFY2027EFY2028EFY2029EFY2030E
ABL Revolver$0.0M$0.0M$0.0M$0.0M$0.0M R$0.0M
Senior Secured Notes 6.90%$600.0M$600.0M$600.0M$600.0M$600.0M$555.7M R
Senior Unsecured Notes 7.50%$400.0M$400.0M$400.0M$400.0M$99.7M R$99.7M
Total debt$1.0B$1.0B$1.0B$1.0B$699.7M$655.5M
Cash$210.0M$273.3M$284.2M$286.8M$0.0M$0.0M
Cash interest$71.4M$71.4M$71.4M$71.4M$71.4M$51.4M
PIK interest (non-cash)—————
Funding gap—————

R = remainder refinanced at the scenario refinancing rate. Maturities are repaid from cash above the minimum-cash reserve first; the market-access test governs only the remainder.

Sources & data lineage (3)
SourceDocumentData typePeriodAccessionDoc dateRetrievedClass
CreditIQ demo datasetIronclad Steel Products — illustrative financial statements FY2022–FY2025Income statement / cash flowFY2022–FY2025—2026-03-312026-03-31DEMO DATA
CreditIQ demo datasetIronclad Steel Products — illustrative capital structure & covenantsDebt scheduleAs of 2026-03-31—2026-03-312026-03-31DEMO DATA
CreditIQ demo datasetIllustrative indicative bid marks (% of par)Market price2026-03-31—2026-03-312026-03-31DEMO DATA