Remington Outdoor Co. has emerged from bankruptcy, the company announced on May 17.
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The reorganization plan, confirmed by a Delaware bankruptcy court earlier this month, converted over $775 million in debt into equity.
The company first announced it would enter bankruptcy in February. Cerberus Capital Management acquired Remington in 2007 and the firearms and ammunition giant accumulated nearly $1 billion in debt.
Remington Outdoor Co. is made up of 13 brands, including a 200-year-old rifle maker, ammunition manufacturers and silencer companies. Certain stakeholders, some of whom haven’t been publicly identified, started putting out feelers ...
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