Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 8
Aston Martin Noteholders Holding Over 50% of Secured Debt Form Cooperation Pact
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 8

Aston Martin Noteholders Holding Over 50% of Secured Debt Form Cooperation Pact

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 8

Summary

  • More than 50% of Aston Martin’s senior secured noteholders have signed a cooperation pact, creating an ad hoc creditor group as pressure builds on the carmaker’s debt.
  • Earnings strain is weighing on Aston Martin’s bonds, prompting creditors to coordinate their position through the pact.
  • Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld is advising the group, whose spokesperson said participation remains open to all secured noteholders.
  • The move signals creditors are organizing early around any potential debt talks as financial stress deepens at the luxury carmaker.

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