Brazil's Raizen secures additional creditor support for out-of-court restructuring plan
Brazil's Raizen secures additional creditor support for out-of-court restructuring plan SAO PAULO, June 12 (Reuters) - Brazil's embattled sugar and ethanol producer Raizen RAIZ4.SA said on Friday it has secured additional creditor support for its out-of-court restructuring plan, as the company deals with debt of nearly 65 billion reais ($12.73 billion).
In a securities filing, Raizen said creditor support for the plan grew from 75.45% of the restructured claims to 80.15%. The firm had announced last week that it secured sufficient backing to proceed with the plan, the largest ever recorded in the country.
($1 = 5.1061 reais)
(Reporting by Fernando Cardoso; Editing by Joe Bavier)
Recent news on Cosan
See all newsBrazil's Cosan says exclusive talks over interest in Rumo ended with no agreement
Media: Brazil's Cosan rethinks asset sales after debt cut, Bolsonaro-led rally - Bloomberg News
Brazil equities soar most since 2020 after Bolsonaro tops first-round vote
Brief: Fitch Removes Cosan's Negative Watch And Affirms IDRs at 'BB-'
Brief: Brazil's Cosan Says Has Not Made Decision On Transaction Involving Rumo