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Smithfield Foods, Inc. has signed a big loan agreement worth $600 million.

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Smithfield can borrow up to $600 million and expects to use it to repay its 2027 notes. The new loan brings interest costs tied to market rates and debt limits, so the filing does not clearly change the company's outlook.

SFD · Smithfield Foods, Inc.

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This could give Smithfield a way to repay its 2027 notes, but the company has not said the loan is funded. The new borrowing will carry interest tied to market rates and comes with limits on debt and interest payments. Those possible benefits and costs leave the filing without a clear change to the company's outlook.

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