Amérique latine : obligations et autres placements en Amérique latine…

ZeBonder, le 08/12/2017 a écrit :

Gol rime avec GoGol, dommage qu’oblis ne parle pas du "distressed exchange" proposé il y a 1 an et qui a failli rincer les obligataires.

Pour moi une compagnie qui génère du BRL et s’endette en USD, qui a de plus essayé de faire un haircut 1 an auparavant, ne pourrait devenir intéressante que si elle propose du 12% annuel au moins.

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Brazil’s Gol wants bondholders to take loss in debt plan | Reuters

SAO PAULO, May 3 (Reuters) - Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes SA plans to propose bondholders take losses of up to 70 percent in some of their bonds as Brazil’s second-largest airline strives to overcome a steep recession and plunging air travel demand.

GOL launches bond exchange – Aviation News – daily news dedicated to the global aviation industry

GOL launches bond exchange   

GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes (GOL) has announced a plan to exchange outstanding bonds for new debt. The terms of the bond exchange, set out below, requires investors in Gol’s perpetual bond to assume a 70 percent loss, while those holding notes due in 2020, 2022 and 2023 would take a haircut of 65 percent. The loss proposed for bondholders of the 2017 notes is 30 percent.

Brazil Traders Who Spurned 55% Bond Haircut Are Vindicated - Bloomberg Quint

Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA’s $200 million of so-called perpetual notes have soared 64 percent since July 1, when the company finalized a debt restructuring that was accepted by 22 percent of bondholders, far short of the 95 percent rate desired by the company. The airline offered just 45 cents on the dollar for the perpetual securities, which are now trading at 52.5 cents.

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