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Source: Reuters
Description: Cineworld said on Monday (April 3) it would no longer put up for
sale its U.S., UK and Ireland businesses as the movie chain operator failed to
find a buyer for the group, sending shares in the cinema chain operator down
35%. Fiona Jones reports.
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Cineworld shares plummeted on Monday. That after the movie chain operator
failed to find a buyer, and said it would no longer put its US, UK and,
Ireland businesses up for sale. The company put a majority of its business
under Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection in the US in September. It said it has
proposed a restructuring deal with lenders to reduce debt by around $4.53
billion. The world's second-largest cinema chain also plans to raise $2.26
billion to emerge from bankruptcy under the proposed deal. The firm's CEO said
in a statement that its agreement with its lenders represents a
vote-of-confidence in the business. The cinema chain said it would continue to
consider proposals for the sale of its Rest of World business, comprising
operations outside the US, UK and, Ireland. According to Sky News, major
investors had last month proposed separate takeover bids for Cineworld's
eastern Europe and Israeli operations. Shares in the London-listed company
fell as much as 35% in early trade before regaining some ground