T2 Biosystems Gets Extension to its Term Loan Agreement with CRG Servicing LLC

T2 Biosystems has successfully amended and extended its Term Loan Agreement with CRG Servicing LLC (“CRG”). This amendment extends both the interest-only period and the maturity date by one year, shifting from December 31, 2024, to December 31, 2025. It also results in a permanent reduction of the minimum cash covenant from $5,000,000 to $500,000. Notably, no other significant changes were made to the Term Loan Agreement.

John Sperzel, Chairman and CEO of T2 Biosystems, emphasized the importance of this amendment, stating that it provides increased balance sheet flexibility as they pursue their growth strategy. He also expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from CRG in advancing their business objectives.

How Does this Benefit T2 Biosystems?

The extension of the interest-only period and maturity date by one year, along with the reduction of the minimum cash covenant, provides T2 Biosystems with greater financial flexibility. This means the company can manage its financial obligations with a more extended timeline and potentially allocate more resources toward its growth initiatives.

The extended financial runway and reduced cash covenant also allow T2 Biosystems to focus on its business expansion plans, potentially accelerating research and development efforts and market penetration.

The extension also indicates the continued support and confidence in T2 Biosystems’ diagnostic technology. CRG’s endorsement not only validates T2 Biosystems’ technology but also signifies a strong ongoing partnership.

In summary, the amendment and extension of the Term Loan Agreement with CRG offer T2 Biosystems financial breathing room and strategic support to pursue its growth strategy, which includes further advancing its innovative diagnostic technology and expanding its market presence. This agreement may enable the company to continue achieving important regulatory milestones and remain at the forefront of sepsis detection and antibiotic resistance diagnostics.

What is Going on With T2 Biosystems Stock?

T2 Biosystems’ stock has experienced a sharp and concerning decline following the implementation of a reverse stock split and the release of its preliminary third-quarter financial report. The investor response was unfavorable, as evidenced by a dramatic 50% plunge in TTOO’s stock value on the day following the reverse split announcement.

From trading above $17 after the reverse stock split, the T2 Biosystems stock fell below $6. However, the stock did rise for four consecutive days but on October 26th, TTOO fell once again and now the stock is below $6 once again.