Film, television and media financing firm BondIt Media Capital has closed a new credit facility of $60 million with the option to increase to $100 million, from Keystone National Group, a private credit fund and investment advisory firm.
The new facility is aimed at refinancing an existing credit facility, that has been a key factor in BondIt’s growth over the last six years.
Suman Mallick and Chris Gilker, Keystone managing directors, have previously worked with the BondIt team to make strategic moves regarding opportunities in film, TV and media following the 2023 SAG and WGA strikes.
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