Livingstone’s Debt Advisory team is pleased to announce that Super7 Retail Inc. (“Super7” or the “Company”) has been refinanced by Republic Business Credit. The transaction closed in March 2025; terms were not disclosed.

Founded in 2001 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Super7 is a premier specialty designer, marketer, and retailer of collectible action figures and accessories. Renowned for its distinctive designs and exceptional product quality, Super7 offers a diverse range of collectibles inspired by 80s and 90s pop culture, classic Hollywood, iconic movies and television shows, music, and sports. The Company has cultivated a loyal following among its customers thanks to its innovative products and strong brand identity. Super7 primarily distributes its products through three main sales channels: direct-to-consumer, physical retail locations (through three stores in California), and wholesale.

Livingstone was engaged by Super7 and their equity partners, The Newcastle Network, to conduct a targeted process to raise an asset-based revolving credit facility to support the company’s growth and working capital requirements. Brian Flynn, Founder and CEO of Super7, said, “Livingstone clearly had a great handle on the ABL market, and knowing the market is half the battle. Their ability to creatively structure the loan agreement allowed us to tap our asset base, which gives us additional liquidity to support our growth.”

“This marks the third time we have helped the Newcastle team access the debt markets for their portfolio companies. We felt the Republic team was supportive throughout the underwriting process and came up with creative solutions that allowed our client to maximize their availability against their collateral base,” added Tom Lesch, Partner at Livingstone.

The Super7 transaction marks another milestone in Livingstone’s active first quarter of 2025, joining recent deal closings including Super Store Industries, Recruit Military, as well as the successful refinancing of Kruger Family Industries.

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