December 12, 2025 - 05:54

CALGARY, Alberta, Dec. 11, 2025 — DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd., a prominent player in the industrialized construction sector, has announced a significant financial development. The company has entered into a letter agreement with the Business Development Bank of Canada, which commits to providing up to C$15.0 million in loans, contingent upon meeting specific conditions.
This financing is deemed a crucial advancement for DIRTT as it continues to solidify its position within the industry. The company plans to use the funds to enhance its operational capabilities and support ongoing projects. In addition to securing this new loan, DIRTT has also undertaken a refinancing of its debentures, which is expected to improve its financial flexibility and reduce interest costs.
DIRTT's management expressed optimism about the future, highlighting that this strategic financing will enable the company to pursue growth opportunities and innovate within the construction landscape. As DIRTT moves forward, it remains focused on delivering sustainable solutions and driving industry change.
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