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Companies · ARW · Wholesale-Electronic Parts & Equipment, Nec · Material agreement · Sep 4, 2026

Arrow Electronics refreshes receivables facility, extending funding access but adding no new capital

Facility amendedpartly known
Amendment No. 36 to the existing receivables facility
ARROW ELECTRONICS, INC. (ARW) — what happened, in plain English, and what it means versus what the market expected.

This is a financing-maintenance filing, not a new capital raise. Arrow amended its 2001 Transfer and Administration Agreement with Arrow Electronics Funding Corporation, Bank of America and the participating funding groups; the agreement continues to finance interests in Arrow’s receivables rather than provide a newly disclosed term loan. 〔0〕

The main economic change appears to be continued access to the receivables facility. The amended text appears to extend the Commitment Termination Date to August 31, 2029, although the supplied filing text contains corrupted overlapping dates; it also preserves Arrow’s ability to request further 364-day extensions, subject to each investor’s approval. (Commitment Termination Date; Section 3.3)

The agreement tightens or refreshes several funding mechanics rather than changing Arrow’s operating outlook. The amendment reallocates Net Investment among purchaser groups according to their pro rata shares and updates reserve, concentration, delinquency, default and fee provisions. The filing also states that the parties must pay amendment-related fees and expenses before effectiveness. (Section 3—Conditions Precedent; Section 6—Reallocation; Exhibit B)

There is no clear market benchmark to call this a beat or miss. No earnings, revenue, leverage result or new facility amount is disclosed, and the filing does not identify a financing shortfall, covenant breach or waiver. Against the standing expectation for an established receivables program to be renewed or maintained, this reads as largely in line: useful continuity, but little incremental information for equity holders. (Sections 2, 3 and 5)

The buried risk signal is limited to the contractual framework, not a disclosed deterioration. The amended agreement retains a 4.00-to-1.00 Consolidated Leverage Ratio covenant, with a temporary 4.50-to-1.00 step-up available after a Qualifying Material Acquisition; however, the filing does not say Arrow is currently near or in breach of that threshold. (Section 8.1(o))

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