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GardaWorld Security Corporation has closed US$200 million in additional senior notes due 2032 alongside US$300 million in incremental term loans, completing a combined US$500 million debt transaction.
The Montréal-headquartered company, which operates across security services, AI-enabled security technology, integrated risk management, and cash automation solutions, announced the closings on July 6, 2026.
The Numbers on the Tape The two tranches are structured differently.
The US$200 million component is an add-on to existing senior notes carrying a 2032 maturity, a structure that folds new paper into an existing indenture rather than opening a separate issuance.
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