Report: Service King Strapped for Cash

Nov. 23, 2021

Service King has warned its lenders that dwindling cash is casting doubt on its ability to pay debt.

Nov. 23, 2021—Service King has warned its lenders that dwindling cash is casting doubt on its ability to pay debt and continue as a going concern, Bloomberg News reported. 

The Blackstone Inc. and Carlyle Group Inc.-backed company reported $31 million in cash as of the third quarter after it drew $72 million on its revolving credit facility and maxed out its borrowing availability, the report said. The company also entered into a sale-lease-back agreement with some of its real estate holdings that generated $66 million in gross proceeds.

Service King reported a loss of $6 million in adjusted earnings during the third quarter, more than the $5.4 million loss it reported in the same period a year ago and far from the $27 million gain the company reported in 2019.

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