Valvoline amended its credit agreement on June 30, 2026, to refinance its existing Term B loans. The new refinanced Term B loans total $738.15 million, with no change in principal. Some lenders converted their loans on a cashless basis, and The Bank of Nova Scotia provided new cash. The loans bear interest at SOFR plus 1.75% or base rate plus 0.75%, with quarterly amortization at 0.25% starting September 2026.
Who are the top institutional investors holding VALVOLINE INC (VVV)?
Major stakeholders currently include BlackRock, Inc. ($415.0M), Wasatch Advisors LP ($269.3M), Boston Partners ($221.6M). Based on the latest 13F filings, there are a total of 412 tracked investment funds and institutions maintaining positions in VVV.
What is the overall institutional sentiment toward VVV recently?
Institutional sentiment appears Bullish (Net Buying). During the most recent reporting quarter, the stock experienced a net inflow of $822.5M, driven by 242 managers accumulating shares while 146 reduced their exposure.
Which institutions have been selling or reducing their VVV positions?
In the latest period, 105 funds trimmed their holdings, and 41 managers completely exited their positions. The aggregate reported sell value was $1.9B.
Are there any notable investors adding VVV to their portfolios?
Yes, buying activity remains notable. 78 institutions opened new positions in {ticker}, and 164 existing holders added to their shares. The total reported buy value for the quarter amounted to $2.7B.