EK leitet den Turnaround durch Patentverkauf ein
der richter genehmigt verschiedene verplichtungen um die finanzierung zu gewährleisten
sonst nix neues...
kurs steigt leicht aber noch nix konkretes im moment
sie schreibt etwas komisch aber kodak sagt sie haben alle probleme mit anderen rechtsanwälten bzw klägern gelöst in bezug auf einen offenbarungseid bzw ein offenbarungsstatement
ich hoffe ich übersetze das richtig, ist ziemlich schwieriges englisch und schwierig ins deutsche zu übersetzet
wenn sie was über die aktien sagt gibt meiner meinung nach ne kerze...in welche richtung auch immer
jetzt möchte der richter wissen wieviel von der neuen firma für einen prämienplan/system geplant sind
der richter hat die "herzzerreissenden" briefe der aktionäre gelesen aber sagt es gibt probleme bei der anhebung der bestätigung (sry den satz versteh ich auch nicht ganz aber wahrscheinlich meint er das ist nicht so einfach.
aber er möchte wissen was kodak zu den anliegen der anleger sagt
By Joseph Checkler
NEW YORK--A judge Tuesday said creditors can vote on Eastman Kodak Co.'s (EKDKQ) plan to exit bankruptcy as a much leaner version of its famous former self, owned mostly by a group of key creditors.
The approval by U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan Judge Allan L. Gropper of Kodak's disclosure statement, the plain-language outline of a company's restructuring proposal on which creditors must vote, brings Kodak closer to leaving Chapter 11 as a business-to-business company focused on commercial imaging.
If the creditors ratify Kodak's proposal, Judge Gropper will be asked to approve the plan at a hearing later this summer, tentatively set for Aug. 20.
Kodak plans to emerge from bankruptcy under the control of key creditors who will get 85% of Kodak's reorganized stock in a $406 million rights offering, which they have agreed to backstop. The proceeds of that would be used to repay second-lien bondholders owed $375 million. Judge Gropper allowed Kodak to move forward with that offering Tuesday, approving the company's request to pay about $16.24 million in commitment fees and a $4.06 million closing fee to GSO Capital Partners, BlueMountain Capital Management, George Karfunkel, United Equities Group and Contrarian Capital.
The judge also said Kodak could move forward with an $895 million debt-financing package with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Bank of America Corp. (BAC) and Barclays PLC (BCS, BARC.LN) serving as lead arrangers. Those banks can line up $695 million in senior secured loans, and $200 million in revolving credit to which they will contribute $130 million.
In late April, Kodak filed a restructuring plan that its major creditor groups weren't happy with. After weeks of negotiations with its official committee of unsecured creditors and the second-lien bondholders, the company conjured up a plan that all sides endorse. Unsecured creditors will get 15% of the stock of reorganized Kodak, no change from the April proposal, but also will be allowed to participate in the rights offering, the chance at 10% of the warrants of the new Kodak and interests in a trust pursuing litigation.
Last week, Judge Gropper approved Kodak's crucial and unusual deal to hand over its personalized-imaging and document-imaging deal to U.K. pensioners owed $2.8 billion, eliminating one of the most important liabilities still remaining in its case. Upon emerging from bankruptcy, which it hopes to do by early September, Kodak plans to center itself around commercial imaging, which includes digital printing and motion-picture film.
The Rochester, N.Y., company filed for Chapter 11 in January 2012 after failing to sell its digital patent portfolio. It sought more than $2 billion for the patents, but only ended up getting $527 million for the ones it sold. It also has shed employees and its unprofitable businesses during its Chapter 11.
(Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review covers news about distressed companies and those under bankruptcy protection. Go to http://dbr.dowjones.com)
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"These letters are heartfelt," Gropper said.
Und was bringt das? Herz ist heutzutage fehl am Platze, wenn man Aktien hat! Man sollte eiskalt, brutal und herzlos sein, da fährt man am besten.......
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Good morning everyone,
Shareholders final POR attached, get it out to everyone!!!
Start here, working on some other addreses:
1) United States Trustee
Ms. Tracey Hope Davis
Just copy the letter below, sign it, and send to Ms. Tracey Hope Davis.
United States Trustee
Ms. Tracey Hope Davis
33 Whitehall St.
21st Floor
New York, NY 10004
Tracy Hope Davis, United States Trustee for Region 2
Fax: (212) 668-2255
Tracy Davis
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2) JUDGE GROPPER
Judge Allan L. Gropper
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Courtroom: 617
New York, NY 10004-1408
Chambers: (212) 668-5629
Courtroom Deputy: Jacqueline DePierola
(212) 284-4042
Law Clerk: Lorraine Echevarria
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Law Clerk: Jaime Leggett
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Tracy Hope Davis, United States Trustee for Region 2
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Fax: (212) 668-2255
Attn:Brian S. Masumoto
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6) Andrew G. Dietderich Brian D. Glueckstein Michael H. Torkin John J. Jerome
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL LLP
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(b) If to the DIP ABL Agent, to:
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-and-
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Was Sinnvolles zu Posten kannst Du eh nicht...
Tust mir echt leid...dir auf Schulter klopf ....