Digital Media Solutions Inc. has received bankruptcy court approval to sell itself to lenders that include Bain, BlackRock, and Blackstone, and to sell its international ad network to a second buyer for a combined value of roughly $103 million.
The bankrupt digital advertising company can sell most of its assets to an entity backed by its lenders, which served as the stalking horse bidder, for a $95 million credit bid, Judge Alfredo R. Pérez of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas said at a Monday hearing.
The company’s lenders include Bain Capital Credit LP, BlackRock Capital ...
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