Yuzhou Management Cash Flow, Balance Sheet Report

After a conference call with investors on March 26, Yuzhou Management has assured its group of investors that their cash flow and balance sheets remain strong even though the company predicted a 94% year-over-year decline for their 2020 fiscal year. The company’s offshore notes fell deeply on the morning of the call creating obvious concern for investors, but management reassured investors by explaining that short sellers were dispersing false information. However, Youzhou can not comment further on the status of this information until their annual results are officially released on March 30.  The Covid-19 pandemic resulted in low selling prices...

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March 2021 Chapter 11 Filing Activity

March 2021 Chapter 11 Filing Activity

Written by Ian Howland, Research and Data Analyst, First Day || After a tepid start for chapter 11 filing activity during the first two months of 2021, spring has sprung some liveliness filing activity, as March's count rose to 34, representing a 36% increase from February's level and and a 79% increase from January, which was one of our slowest months on record. With one day left in the month, March’s numbers are down 5.6% from March 2020 and 12.8% from March 2019. While January and February captured low filing counts by month-end across all sectors this year, they resembled some...

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Actico Sale Process Based on 2021 EBITDA

Actico Sale Process Based on 2021 EBITDA

Working with Raymond James as their financial advisor and a group of potential buyers, the Actico sale process is underway. With a projected EBITDA of €10M, Actico, who’s name was changed from Bosch Financial Software in 2015, could reach a potential valuation of €180M for the sale. The sale is expected to be supported by debt and with only minimal competition in the financial automation software sector it is attracting sponsors who are expected to carry out the due diligence. Also making this sale attractive to sponsors is the company’s consistent growth. Actico expects another 11% year-over-year growth for 2020, but with...

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Americas Podcast: YPF State of Play After Liability Management Exercise

Featuring a discussion on a force majeure dispute following the Texas winter storm, CBL Property’s amended RSA, Seadrill Partners’ disclosure statement approval and a deep dive into Argentine oil company YPF’s state of play after their liability management exercise, our Americas Core Credit weekly podcast breaks down the most important stories from the week of March 22nd, 2021.  In terms of the force majeure dispute following Texas winter storm Uri, our team discussed the applicability of these clauses in power hedging agreements and how they could dictate legal strategies taken by Texas electricity generation projects facing high bills from financial institution...

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Chinese high-yield issuers at odds with credit rating agencies

Chinese high-yield issuers at odds with credit rating agencies

Written by Shasha Dai, Managing Editor, China || You are ready to put your house on the market but don’t see eye to eye with the appraiser on the value of your property - or worse yet, you couldn’t afford an appraisal report. This is the same situation many Chinese high-yield issuers find themselves these days. At a time when they need to tap the bond market for fresh capital to refinance existing debt, they are at odds with credit rating agencies over their rating methodology or have had their ratings withdrawn for unspecified commercial reasons. Yunnan Provincial Investment Group,...

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Permira Debt Managers to Exit Davies Group

Permira Debt Managers to Exit Davies Group

The U.K.-based Davies Group provides professional services and technology solutions, including claims, underwriting, distribution, regulation, customer experience, human capital, digital transformation and change management for the insurance industry. Reorg's EMEA Middle Market team reported in mid-March that the Davies Group’s incumbent lender Permira Debt Managers is exiting its position amid BC Partners’ acquisition of the company, sources told Reorg. Blackstone Credit provided a £950 million debt package to support the transaction. Permira Debt Managers did not participate in the acquisition financing but is getting repaid, sources said. Click through to read the most recent update.

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