KKR Infrastructure Expands Credit Facility
The amendment boosts total potential commitments to $2 billion and brings in additional borrower entities.
June 24, 2025
KKR Infrastructure Amends Credit Agreement to Bolster Financial Flexibility
On June 16, 2025, KKR Infrastructure Conglomerate LLC took steps to increase its funding capacity and extend its credit timeline. An amendment to its existing revolving credit agreement added more borrower entities, pushed the maturity date out by a full year, and increased the flexibility of the facility overall.
The revolving credit agreement—originally signed in April 2024—was revised in coordination with Mizuho Bank, Ltd., which continues in its role as joint lead arranger, administrative agent, and collateral agent. KKR Capital Markets LLC, a subsidiary of KKR & Co. Inc. and affiliate of the company, remains on as a joint lead arranger. The update brings in additional indirect subsidiaries as borrowers under the same facility.
The amendment increases the uncommitted accordion feature by $1.0 billion, giving KKR Infrastructure the ability to grow the total borrowing capacity to as much as $2.0 billion. Those funds remain guaranteed by certain company subsidiaries, consistent with the original terms of the agreement.
Just as important, the maturity date on the facility has been extended by one year—from April 2, 2027, to April 3, 2028. That extra time gives the company more room to manage liquidity without the pressure of a near-term rollover.
Apart from the expanded borrowing pool, the higher capacity limit, and the extended maturity, all other terms of the agreement remain unchanged.
This amendment gives KKR Infrastructure added flexibility as it looks ahead. With the ability to draw more capital, onboard new borrowing entities, and operate under an extended timeline, the company is better positioned to meet its long-term infrastructure financing goals.
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