Pitney Bowes said it sold a controlling interest in the entities representing a substantial majority of the Global Ecommerce segment operating in the U.S. to Hilco Commercial Industrial.
- To support a liquidation of certain of the GEC entities under the protection of Chapter 11
- Expects this exit path to eliminate substantially all of the losses associated with GEC, which were equal to ~$136m for 2023
- Pitney Bowes to provide the GEC Entities ~$45m in DIP financing
- Pitney Bowes sees one-time cash costs not to exceed ~$150m
- Sees wind-down process concluding in early 2025
- NOTE:
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