Compass Diversified Holdings (CODI) · Nov 4, 2026 · Material agreement

Compass Diversified debt amendments reset covenants, add PIK debt

$10.1M PIK payment — $7.53 per $1,000 on ~$1.337B of notes

Compass Diversified’s debt amendments offer bondholders PIK compensation while resetting covenants, expanding flexibility and clearing past compliance issues.

Compass Diversified is rebuilding after the Lugano fraud, restatement and deconsolidation, while trying to reduce debt and stabilize a portfolio of branded-consumer and industrial businesses. By June 30, 2026, debt-covenant leverage was still about 4.8x, although debt had fallen to $1.59 billion and management maintained its 2026 EBITDA outlook.

This is a lender-concession package, not a routine filing. CODI is asking holders of both note series to approve amendments that forgive past covenant usage, reset all baskets and limitations, and deem prior obligations satisfied. The filing says the company will be “deemed to have complied with all obligations, thresholds, covenants and limitations set forth in the Indentures.” 〔0〕 That gives CODI a clean starting point after its earlier reporting and covenant problems, but it also confirms that existing creditor protections were binding enough to require a broad reset.

The amendments materially widen CODI’s financial maneuvering room. They permit asset-sale proceeds to fund equity repurchases, allow payments under the management agreement and LLC agreement, increase permitted subsidiary debt, clarify refinancing capacity and reset unused baskets. In practical terms, CODI gets more freedom to allocate capital and refinance, but noteholders accept weaker controls while the business is still operating with elevated leverage.

Bondholders receive compensation, but it increases the debt burden rather than providing cash relief. If approved, holders receive an additional PIK payment of $7.53 per $1,000, added to principal rather than paid in cash. 〔1〕 The payment totals about $7.76 million on the 2029 notes and $2.33 million on the 2032 notes, or roughly $10.1 million combined. 〔2〕

Label	Amount / term	Comparison
2029 notes outstanding (Requisite Consents)	$1.029B	Majority required
2032 notes outstanding (Requisite Consents)	$308M	Majority required
Additional PIK payment — 2029 notes (Additional PIK Payment)	$7.76M	$7.53 per $1,000
Additional PIK payment — 2032 notes (Additional PIK Payment)	$2.33M	$7.53 per $1,000
Consent deadline (Terms of the Solicitations)	November 12, 2026	5:00 p.m. New York time

The immediate liquidity effect is positive, but the signal about credit quality is negative. The company avoids a new cash consent fee and preserves its existing maturities and principal-and-interest obligations, but it is paying in additional debt and surrendering covenant capacity to secure flexibility. The filing also seeks to replace the trustee after holders representing a majority of the notes consented to removal, reinforcing that this is part of a negotiated restructuring of the debt relationship rather than ordinary financing housekeeping.

Bottom line: CODI gains breathing room to refinance and manage capital after its Lugano-driven covenant stress, but the price is more debt and materially looser noteholder protections. The event modestly weakens the credit story even though it reduces near-term execution constraints.

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Consent expiration and supplemental indenture, November 12, 2026

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