The Charlotte, North Carolina-based retailer cut its debt by almost $1 billion, delayed the repayment date of its asset-based credit line to 2029 and raised fresh money, in part by pledging revenue streams from its loyalty credit card program to lenders, according to a
The restructuring preserves thousands of jobs at its nearly 300 stores across the Southeastern US. The new money and Belk’s slimmed-down balance sheet positions the ...
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