Baker Hughes never drew its $14.9bn bridge for Chart
Baker Hughes committed to a $14.9 billion bridge loan for Chart Industries in July 2025 and terminated it unused in March 2026. What actually paid for the deal.
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Baker Hughes committed to a $14.9 billion bridge loan for Chart Industries in July 2025 and terminated it unused in March 2026. What actually paid for the deal.
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| Figure | Value | Arithmetic |
|---|---|---|
| Baker Hughes never drew its $14.9bn bridge for Chart | ||
| Cash consideration for Chart's common shares, $bn | $10.05bn | 47869076 * 210 / 1e9 |
| Chart's enterprise value at $210 a share, $bn | $13.57bn | (47869076 * 210 + 3786800000 - 269400000) / 1e9 |
| Chart's debt as a share of that enterprise value | +27.9% | 3786800000 / (47869076 * 210 + 3786800000 - 269400000) |
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