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Flotek Industries Secures $120 Million Term Loan to Fund Strategic Expansion

By MGN Editorial•September 24, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Houston-based Flotek Industries has closed a $120 million senior secured term loan facility, providing immediate capital and delayed-draw availability to support the company's continued growth strategy.

## Flotek Industries Secures $120 Million Term Loan to Fund Strategic Expansion Houston-based Flotek Industries, Inc. (NYSE: FTK) has entered into a new senior secured term loan agreement totalling $120 million, the company announced on 23 September 2026, in a move that signals continued confidence in the oilfield services and energy technology sector. According to a PR Newswire release, the facility provides $75 million of funding at closing, with an additional $45 million available through a delayed-draw mechanism. The structure gives Flotek both immediate liquidity and flexible access to further capital as strategic opportunities arise. ### Significance for the Energy Services Sector Flotek, which develops and markets chemistry and data-driven solutions for the oil and gas industry, has been positioning itself for growth amid a sustained period of upstream activity across North American and international markets. The term loan structure — combining upfront funding with delayed-draw availability — is widely used by energy companies seeking to balance near-term capital needs with the flexibility to finance acquisitions or capital projects as they materialise. The facility's senior secured status indicates that lenders have taken a priority claim on company assets, typically reflecting a structured risk assessment that supports the borrower's creditworthiness and business outlook. ### Context The announcement comes as oilfield services companies continue to benefit from elevated exploration and production spending by major operators. Access to debt capital markets on favourable terms is seen as a key indicator of investor and lender confidence in a company's growth trajectory. Flotek has not yet disclosed the specific deployment plans for the capital, though the company indicated the funds will support 'continued strategic growth,' which may encompass technology development, operational expansion, or potential acquisitions. Full details of the term loan agreement, including lender syndicate composition and interest rate terms, were not disclosed in the initial announcement. *Source: PR Newswire / Flotek Industries, Inc.*
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