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JPMorgan Backs Bird's Debt Financing Deal for $450M

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Bird, a customer messaging company, has secured $450 million in debt financing led by JPMorgan Chase. The funds will be used to return cash to investors and employees, allowing them to channel money back without diluting equity.

The debt round is significant, ranking among the top 4% of all debt deals in Dutch enterprise software, based on comparable rounds. This scale, combined with JPMorgan's backing, marks a substantial vote of confidence in Bird's decision to use debt rather than equity to reward its backers.

This financing strategy gives startups access to capital without setting a fresh valuation, an increasingly common route amid a subdued market for equity raises.

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