Chicken chain, others see activity from lender GE Capital
GE Capital Franchise Finance has completed at least four lending deals with restaurant companies in the past several months, including the largest and most recent facility — a $25 million deal with Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers. The new revolving credit facility with the Baton Rouge, La.-based quick-service chain refinanced and amended a $21.6 million term loan, according to a statement Tuesday from GE Capital’s bank affiliate, GE Capital Financial Inc. Raising ...
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