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On 17 Jul 2025, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) subsidiary NCLC and two special-purpose borrowers executed separate export-credit backed credit facilities to finance the company鈥檚 next-generation vessels scheduled for delivery in 2030 and 2032.

• Size: up to $2.44 B for Vessel 1 and $2.47 B for Vessel 2 (鈮�$4.9 B total), including SACE insurance premia.
• Purpose: funds 80% of shipyard delivery payments and related insurance costs.
• Tenor & amortisation: each loan matures 12 years after the respective delivery; repayment via 24 equal semi-annual instalments beginning six months post-delivery.
• Pricing: fixed rate set at (1.55% 鈭� SIMEST margin) + 5.08% CIRR for USD loans; option to switch to floating. Customary agency, structuring and commitment fees apply.
• Security: pre-delivery share pledge, post-delivery first-lien ship mortgage and contract assignments; NCLC provides a corporate guarantee. 100% of outstanding amounts will be insured by SACE.

The facilities secure long-dated, government-supported funding on competitive terms, enabling strategic fleet expansion, but they also create up to $4.9 B of additional future leverage and associated covenant obligations.

United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) filed an 8-K on 16 Jul 2025 to furnish a press release (Ex. 99.1) under Item 7.01. The release, not included in the filing, is said to provide an updated fiscal-year 2025 outlook (year ending 2 Aug 2025) and information on a previously disclosed cyber incident. Management will also post an investor presentation on the company鈥檚 website. The furnished materials are expressly not deemed 鈥渇iled鈥� for liability purposes. No financial figures, guidance values or qualitative details regarding the outlook revision or cyber-event impact are contained in this report.

United Natural Foods (NYSE: UNFI) filed an 8-K disclosing a material cybersecurity incident first detected on June 5, 2025. Containment steps briefly halted order fulfillment, but core ordering and invoicing systems are now restored and shipping has resumed. Management cites reduced sales volume, higher operating costs and ongoing remediation expenses, and believes the event is reasonably likely to materially lower Q4-FY25 net income and adjusted EBITDA versus prior internal projections. The company carries cyber-insurance it expects will offset most losses, though claims may extend into FY26. No consumer personal or protected health information was compromised. UNFI will release an updated FY25 outlook in July and does not foresee long-term strategic objectives being affected.