Stay of execution: Chinese giant looks to delay its day of reckoning – Sydney Morning Herald

April 5, 2023 11.56am April 5, 2023 11.56am Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size China Evergrande, the worlds most indebted property company, has finally convinced a core group of its creditors to support a restructuring of its $US20 billion ($30 billion) of offshore bonds. The nature of the deal, however, will provide little…

Cineworld Shares Sink As It Plots $2.3bn Restructuring Following Asset Sale Failure – Forbes

Cineworlds share price slumped on Monday as it announced a multi-billion-dollar restructuring package in an effort to stave off bankruptcy. At 2.1p per share the leisure chain was 28% lower in start-of-week trading. Cineworld said it was looking to raise $2.26 billion of new funding after failing to sell its operations in North America and…