Debt Restructuring

A massive $400 million debt-for-equity swap secures the future of North America's largest addiction treatment provider, averting a public health crisis.

As NEXT Properties extends its debt to 2056, the Mexican real estate giant reveals the push-and-pull of green financing amid a historic nearshoring boom.

By swapping expensive legacy debt for a US$16.4 million convertible debenture, Atico Mining has secured a massive runway for its La Plata project while aligning with a global commodity giant.

Kimberly-Clark has secured crucial bondholder consent for a $7 billion debt exchange, removing the final financial hurdle for its transformative Kenvue acquisition.

East Side Games Group has swapped legacy debt for government-backed export financing. Helen Davis explores how the mobile studio engineered a lifeline.

A $5.9 billion contract signed by a convicted crypto fraudster has given PREPA bondholders the ultimate ammunition to challenge Puerto Rico's oversight board.

Streamex has successfully restructured its debt to chase the booming RWA market, but its latest board reshuffle raises serious NASDAQ governance questions.

A bold cash-conservation play by EPH European Property Holdings hits a procedural wall, exposing the friction of restructuring debt in a high-rate era.

Facing a massive 2027 debt wall, EyeCare Partners is selling its optometry arm. The move signals the collapse of the unified eye care consolidation model.

After burning through billions, LIV Golf files for Chapter 11. Can a new investor and a radical player-ownership model save the controversial league?

With its operations crippled by sanctions, Sherritt International faces a creditor revolt led by Kyma Capital, which now controls a majority of its key debt.

Chilean industrial giant CAP S.A. is buying back debt and shedding old rules to fund its future in rare earths and decarbonization technology.

Capstone retired 75% of its dilutive convertible notes, a major milestone. But with a low stock price and reliance on an equity line, is this a true pivot?

Abundia's new stock buyback isn't just about shareholder value. It's a complex maneuver to restructure debt, fight off market skepticism, and ensure survival.

With revenue doubling and operating losses slashed, ONAR's AI strategy is working. But can its operational success overcome the legacy debt that still weighs on the bottom line?

Following a 2022 bankruptcy that cleared its debt, the LED giant's new deal with Gallant Capital isn't a rescue, but a strategic bet on its future.

Inhibrx Biosciences lands a massive new loan to fuel its promising cancer drug trials, but rising costs and a wider net loss paint a high-stakes picture.

Affordable Care sheds $1B in debt as lenders like Blackstone and KKR take control, signaling a major shift for the private equity-backed dental industry.

Once burdened by debt, Battalion Oil's aggressive financial overhaul and laser focus on its Monument Draw asset signal a dramatic corporate resurrection.

Beasley Broadcast Group's massive Q2 profit stems from a debt maneuver, not revenue. A deep dive into its digital pivot and cost cuts reveals its true test.