National Surgical Care Enters Into New Credit Facilities for New Acquisitions, Retire Debt

National Surgical Care has announced it has entered into new credit facilities which will be used for acquisitions and to retire its current debt obligation.

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The new credit facilities total $130 million.

 

“The new financing provides us with the financial flexibility to expand our business through the acquisition of additional ambulatory surgery centers,” said Sami S. Abbasi, chairman and CEO of NSC, in a news release. “We are well-positioned to execute our strategic initiatives, capitalize on opportunities as they emerge, and realize our mission of becoming the surgical provider and partner of choice.”

 

NSC owns and operates ASCs in partnership with physicians and health systems.

 

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