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Campany Roof Maintenance, LLC delayed draw: PIK interest of 1.50% appears (was cash pay) | DFX Data Factory

NewFactCredit Attention / amendmentsJun 30, 2026 · first seen 5 days ago

C•••••• R••• M••••••••• L•• delayed draw: PIK interest of 1.50% appears (was cash pay)

C•••••• R••• M••••••••• L•• · borrower

observed in a filing or announcement; the statement is the source's

What changed

C•••••• R••• M••••••••• L•• delayed draw: PIK interest of 1.50% appears (was cash pay)

Why now: Dated 2026-06-30 (filing); first seen by DFX 2026-09-16.

Who this matters to

only relationships the graph supports

Primary

Private credit lenders (class)adverse
holds the facility now paying in kind. cash interest stopped · class (resolve lenders on the entity page)

Secondary

PE sponsors (class)adverse
owns the borrower. a PIK toggle is a negotiated concession · class (resolve sponsor on the entity page)

Potential beneficiaries

Restructuring advisers (class)favourable
advises on amendments. a second concession is a condition · class

Counterparties

Campany Roof Maintenance, LLC$4.2Madverse
the borrower. cash interest relief · df_pub_event.subject

Buyer classes for this family: Private credit lenders, PE sponsors, Special situations funds, Restructuring advisers.

Economic footprint

probability and consequence kept apart

disclosed amount: $4.2M known
State: New
Historical signal: not measured as a predictor
Confidence: 0.90

Why it matters

PIK_INCREASED measured 2.32x against non-accrual (candidate); PIK introduced 0.93x and is shown as fact, not warning. Amount $4M. Evidence class: fact; source BDC schedules of investments (Inline XBRL, InvestmentIdentifierAxis).

What to do next

workflow actions, never advice

Open borrower View lenders View amendment history Add to portfolio monitor

DFX product: Credit Attention / amendments

Evidence

Evidence, method and the rank's parts

Sources

BDC schedules of investments (Inline XBRL, InvestmentIdentifierAxis) · Jun 30, 2026

What would make this less concerning

PIK reverts to cash pay; the mark holds

Actionability, eleven dimensions (0 to 5)

novelty5
confidence4
timeliness4
actionability3
affected entities1
economic magnitude1
financing consequence4
portfolio consequence4
commercial consequence3
investment consequence3
fundraising consequence0

Rank 45.5: consequence 4, commercial 3, timeliness 4, novelty 5, confidence 4, magnitude 1, affected 1, actionability 3

Family credit.pik_added_or_increased · public · computed today

More credit attention / amendments signals

NewFactCredit Attention / amendments

D••••••• C••••••••• term loan: PIK interest of 12.09% appears (was cash pay)

Dated 2026-06-30 (filing); first seen by DFX 2026-09-15.

Exposure: $345M knowndisclosed amount
Who this matters to: Private credit lenders, PE sponsors +2
Historical: not a measured predictor

Credit Attention / amendmentsJun 30, 2026 · seen 6 days ago

NewFactCredit Attention / amendments

P•• T• H•••••••• I•• term loan: PIK interest rose from 2.50% to 3.50%

Dated 2026-06-30 (filing); first seen by DFX 2026-09-15.

Exposure: $324M known

Data Factory

C•••••• R••• M••••••••• L•• delayed draw: PIK interest of 1.50% appears (was cash pay)

D••••••• C••••••••• term loan: PIK interest of 12.09% appears (was cash pay)

P•• T• H•••••••• I•• term loan: PIK interest rose from 2.50% to 3.50%

S•••• B•••• L•••••• term loan: PIK interest rose from 1.13% to 2.53%

A•••••• I••••••••• H•••••••• I•• term loan: PIK interest of 3.50% appears (was cash pay)

O••••••••• N•••• A••••••• I•• term loan: PIK interest of 2.50% appears (was cash pay)

C•••• G•••••• I•• term loan: PIK interest rose from 3.25% to 9.92%