Warrior Completes Amendment and Extension to its Asset-Based Revolving Credit Facility
The Amended ABL facility reflects Warrior’s strategic decision to expand its total liquidity as it draws closer to the longwall startup at its transformational Blue Creek growth project, which the Company expects will increase its annual run rate volumes by approximately
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