Weil advised Voyage Care, a portfolio company of Wren House Infrastructure, the infrastructure investments arm of the Kuwait Investment Authority, in connection with its new senior facilities agreement pursuant to which certain facilities, including a term loan facility, a revolving credit facility and a delayed draw capex term facility, were made available to the Voyage Care Group.

The proceeds thereof were used to fund a concurrent tender offer to purchase for cash the Senior Secured Notes due 2027 issued by Voyage Care BondCo PLC and satisfy and discharge any and all obligations under the indenture governing such Senior Secured Notes due 2027, any still-outstanding amount of which will be redeemed automatically by the notes trustee in 2026.

Voyage Care is a leading provider of registered care homes, measured in terms of beds, with a significant presence in community based supported living care, based in Lichfield, Staffordshire. Voyage Care provides support for people with learning and physical disabilities, brain injuries, autism and other related complex and challenging needs across the United Kingdom.

The Weil team was led by Finance partner Simon Caridia, High-Yield partner Gilles Teerlinck and Structured Finance partner Andrew Lauder and included Finance associates Sagarika Sridhar and Jessica Lee, High-Yield associates Lorenzo Colombi-Manzi and Riccardo Viel, Structured Finance associate Maya Sajeev and trainee associates Elizabeth Demuren and Jacob Weeks. U.K. Tax partner Oliver Walker and counsel Akash Mehta advised on U.K. tax matters.