The “recapitalization support agreement,” reached with a majority of the Burgos-headquartered company’s bank lenders, gives creditors two options to swap their holdings for new debt instruments, according to a filing in the Luxembourg Stock Exchange dated Tuesday.
All creditors are being offered the option to exchange their debt holdings for loans and new bonds reinstated at par and maturing in 2035, with a 6.97% interest ...
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