Aditya Singhania

Recent examples of Aditya’s work include advising:

• TowerBrook and Bridgepoint Portfolio Company ACPS Automotive on successful debt refinancing.
• An international logistics company on the debt financing aspects of its acquisition of a Scottish aviation services PLC.
• A public sector infrastructure bank on its participation in a leading infrastructure company’s £4.9 billion financing programme to support the rollout of full fibre broadband to UK homes.
• A direct lender on a £65 million senior facility to a UK-based private equity firm in connection with the acquisition of a UK-based provider of specialist residential childcare and crisis intervention services.
• A Blackstone portfolio company on various aspects of its existing senior facilities, including potentially upsizing to fund an acquisition, transitioning its US$ borrowings to Term SOFR, and other queries relating to its operations.
• A premier league football club (i) in relation to raising debt for the construction of a new football stadium; and (ii) on raising a receivables finance facility against player transfer receivables.
• A UK-based hotel owner on the refinancing of senior, mezzanine, and PIK facilities aggregating to £700m.
• A UK pharmaceutical PLC on putting in place a €500 million bridge to bond facility.
• A Nordic agriculture company on raising loan facilities aggregating to US$800 million from a syndicate of lenders.
• A Swiss FMCG company in relation to availing sustainability-linked revolving credit facilities aggregating to CHF1.25 billion from a syndicate of lenders.
• A number of international banks in relation to the provision of an acquisition finance facility aggregating to INR6,141,000,000 to a target acquired by a KKR portfolio company.

*The above matters were handled by Aditya prior to joining Sidley.

• Advised a non-profit organization targeting rural education for children in India, in rectifying gaps in the organization’s expansion strategy by conducting stakeholder interviews and recommending structural changes to the company’s organogram.