(Reuters) - U.S. oilfield services company McDermott International Inc (N:MDR) on Monday agreed with some of its lenders for additional funding of up to $1.7 billion, sending its shares up 25% in trading before the bell.
Under the terms, the company said it would have immediate access to $650 million in financing, comprising $550 million under a term loan facility and $100 million under a letter of credit facility.
"The agreement provides near-term liquidity for the company to manage working capital and provide performance guarantees on expected new awards," Chief Executive Officer David Dickson said.
The company said it intends to use the funds to finance working capital and support issuance of required performance guarantees new projects.
The Houston-based company also withdrew its full-year forecast. It had previously forecast 2019 revenue of $9.5 billion and an adjusted loss of 32 cents per share.
McDermott also said it had terminated its previously announced sale of its industrial storage tank business.