Blue Star says 'no' vote on restructure would mean receivership inevitable
Haircut or wipeout? That's the choice Blue Star has put to bondholders.
Haircut or wipeout? That's the choice Blue Star has put to bondholders.
Blue Star Print Group's board has reiterated that if proposed restructuring, including a haircut for bondholders, is not accepted banks will likely call in receivers.
The warning, in a statement from the group's board, said "if Bondholders reject the offer, it would likely result in a complete loss of principal."
"The Board's expectation is that, following a no vote, Blue Star's banks will immediately move to protect their interests, likely through the appointment of a receiver ... In this scenario, it is probable that there would be no value recovery for Bondholders," the statement said.
A vote on the restructuring proposal is set down for August 10 at 10:30am.