Neiman Marcus Holding Co. Inc. said it has emerged from voluntary Chapter 11 protection, successfully completing its restructuring process and implementing the plan of reorganization.
- The company is now operating with a strengthened capital structure that eliminated more than $4 billion of existing debt and more than $200 million of cash interest expense annually, with no near-term maturities
- The new owners are funding a $750 million exit financing package that fully refinances the debtor-in-possession loan and provides significant additional liquidity for the business
- The company has also secured a $125 million FILO facility led by Pathlight, the proceeds of which ...
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