Bankrupt car wash operator
Under the company’s reorganization proposal, lenders, including funds managed by Brightwood Capital Advisors, HPS Investment Partners and Northleaf Capital Partners, would split $375 million in new debt in exchange for canceling more than $600 million in old loans. The loans and the equity in Zips are worth about 75% of what they are owed, according to court documents filed Monday in Dallas.
The company filed for
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