Fortune Brands Innovations announced it has extended its existing revolving credit agreement, reinforcing its liquidity position and maintaining access to flexible capital for general corporate purposes. The company announced that it executed the extension on January 16, 2026.
The amended agreement extends Fortune Brands’ $1.25 billion senior unsecured revolving credit facility by an additional five years. As a result of the extension, the facility now matures on January 16, 2031. Revolving credit facilities are commonly used by large corporate issuers as a source of backup liquidity and to support working capital needs, seasonal cash flow requirements, acquisitions, and other strategic investments.
The company did not disclose any changes to pricing, financial covenants, or borrowing terms, nor did it provide additional details regarding current borrowings under the facility. Fortune Brands also did not disclose the full lender group or total commitments by participant banks beyond identifying the key agent roles.
Fortune Brands Innovations positions itself as an industry-leading home, security, and digital products company with an emphasis on residential and commercial environments. The company said it is increasing its focus on digital solutions and products designed to add luxury, contribute to safety and enhance sustainability.
Fortune Brands’ brand portfolio includes Moen and House of Rohl in water-related categories, along with Aqualisa and SpringWell. Indoors and related products: the company lists Therma-Tru and Larson; in outdoor living, it includes Fiberon. In security and storage, its brands include Master Lock, SentrySafe, and Yale residential.
Support: JPMorgan Chase Bank will serve as the administrative agent for the agreement, coordinating the lender syndicate and overseeing the facility’s ongoing administration. Bank of America is the syndication agent.
