Alphatec Upsizes Convertible Notes Offering to $405 Million
Deal News | Mar 11, 2025 | Goodwin
Alphatec Holdings, Inc., a leading medical device company in the spine surgery sector, has successfully closed an upsized offering of convertible senior notes. Initially aimed at $300 million, the offering was increased to $405 million due to high demand, including the full exercise of the initial purchasers' option to acquire additional notes. These notes are due in 2030 and carry a 0.75% interest rate. The conversion price of these notes reflects a 32.5% premium over the reference stock price. As part of the offering, Alphatec engaged in capped call transactions with investment bank dealers to mitigate equity dilution and potentially raise the conversion price significantly. The capital markets team at Goodwin advised the initial purchasers and the investment bank dealers. Alphatec aims to leverage this funding to reinforce its innovative approach within the spine surgery field through its subsidiaries, including its AlphaInformatiX Platform. The initiative reflects Alphatec's vision to set new standards in spine surgery.
Sectors
- Medical Devices
- Investment Banking
Geography
- United States – Alphatec Holdings is headquartered in the United States and the transaction is governed by US regulations (Rule 144A).
Industry
- Medical Devices – Alphatec Holdings operates in the medical device industry, focusing on spine surgery solutions.
- Investment Banking – The offering's structure and execution involved investment banks, indicating significant activity in the investment banking sector.
Financials
- $405 million – Total amount of the convertible notes offering by Alphatec.
- 32.5% – Premium of the initial conversion price over the reference price.
- 100% – Premium of the capped call transaction conversion price over the reference price.
Participants
Name | Role | Type | Description |
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Alphatec Holdings, Inc. | Target | Company | A medical device company specializing in innovative spine surgery solutions. |
Goodwin | Legal Advisor | Company | A legal advisory firm that advised initial purchasers and investment banks in the convertible notes offering. |
John Servidio, Jim Barri, Tom Underwood, Edwin OConnor, Kim De Glossop, Janet Hsueh, Li Chang, Michelle Wong, Dan Karelitz, Garret Gaughan | Advisory Team | People | Members of Goodwin's advisory and legal team who facilitated the convertible notes offering for Alphatec. |