Two maturity tranches and an expansion option
Centalion Americas said on November 12 that it completed the refinancing and expansion of its syndicated credit facility to $3.5 billion. The facility replaces a $2.735 billion borrowing-base line launched in October 2025 and expanded in May 2026.
The new structure includes a $2.625 billion one-year tranche and an $875 million two-year tranche, alongside a $500 million accordion feature. The accordion is separate from the stated $3.5 billion facility; the announcement does not establish that this additional capacity has been exercised or drawn.
Lender group and US business name
Twenty-five banks and financial institutions participate, including three new banking partners. Rabobank North America leads the facility. Centalion says the financing supports its energy-commodities business; the credit commitment is not a report of cash profit or the amount already borrowed.
The company also confirms that the US entity formerly called Gunvor USA LLC is now Centalion Americas LLC. The wider Centalion Group identity was announced on October 2, so the refinancing should not be confused with a new group-brand announcement today.
