Turtle Beach Corporation has restructured its credit facilities, replacing a $150 million credit agreement with an $80 million revolving asset-based lending facility and an $85 million term loan. This new structure enhances the company's financial flexibility and supports its capital return program, specifically expanding its ability to repurchase shares under its $75 million buyback authorization. Since 2024, Turtle Beach has repurchased about $49 million of stock and has $56 million remaining in its current buyback program. The company aims to continue opportunistic share repurchases, leveraging the new credit terms to create shareholder value amid expected growth in the gaming market.
A three-day online training on Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs in Asia is scheduled for October 20-22, 2026, aiming to help professionals understand diverse regulatory requirements across major Asian markets including China, India, Korea, and ASEAN...
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The global microalgae-based aquafeed market is projected to grow from $320 million in 2026 to $481 million by 2031, at an 8.5% CAGR. Key growth drivers include rapid cost reductions in closed photobioreactor farming, making algae competitive with fis...
The global consumer finance market is projected to expand from $9.87 trillion in 2025 to $14.08 trillion by 2031, growing at a 6.17% CAGR. Key growth drivers include embedded finance at point-of-sale, which boosts credit uptake by integrating lending...
Xcel Brands has signed a licensing agreement with KBL Group to produce ready-to-wear collections for OFF/DUTY by Coco Rocha, a fashion brand created with supermodel Coco Rocha. KBL Group will handle sourcing, product development, manufacturing, and s...
