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Ritz-Carlton Yacht lenders ease payment terms after $275 million owner injection

Owners of the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection provided $275 million in new capital. In exchange, creditors agreed to delay scheduled payments and relax existing covenants on the luxury cruise line's debt.

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The capital infusion prompted lenders to postpone upcoming payment dates and modify loan terms. The changes are intended to keep the luxury cruise line operating while the company addresses its financial obligations. No specific repayment schedule or revised covenant details were released.

Background on the financing The transaction follows earlier indications that the travel group faced liquidity pressure. The new funds replace or supplement prior support arrangements between owners and creditors. The cruise line operates multiple vessels under the Ritz-Carlton brand and markets high-end voyages.

No changes to vessel schedules or passenger services were announced in connection with the agreement.

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