Tikehau Capital has renewed and increased its revolving credit facility (RCF) from €800m (£700m) to €1.15bn.
The €51.1bn global alternatives asset manager said the facility was oversubscribed by a syndicate of 15 banks spanning Europe, North America and Asia, including four new international lenders.
The renewed RCF replaces the previous facility, which was due to mature in 2028, and has been agreed for a five-year term with two optional one-year extensions. This extends the group’s financing horizon to a minimum of 2030, and potentially up to 2032, the manager said.
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“We are grateful for the continued trust of our longstanding partners and pleased to welcome new leading international lenders,” said Guillaume Belnat, group deputy chief financial officer at Tikehau Capital. “This transaction enhances our financial flexibility and supports the continued expansion of our platform, driving further value creation for all our stakeholders.”
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The firm said the RCF has exceeded its original €1bn target.
Paris-based Tikehau Capital has currently drawn €275m of the total €1.15bn available, compared with €350m as of 30 June 2025.
The announcement comes as Tikehau Capital’s private credit strategy led its third-quarter 2025 performance, accounting for 43 per cent of total capital deployed and remaining the largest share of the firm’s assets under management at 46 per cent.
