Murano Global Investments plc Engages in Debt Restructuring Talks After Missing Interest Payment on $300 Million Notes
Reuters
Oct 16
Murano Global Investments plc Engages in Debt Restructuring Talks After Missing Interest Payment on $300 Million Notes
Murano Global Investments plc has confirmed that it is actively engaged in negotiations with an ad hoc group of holders of its 11.000% Senior Secured Notes due 2031 regarding a comprehensive restructuring of its debt. The company has entered into a non-disclosure agreement with the group, which holds a significant majority of the outstanding notes, and has presented its initial proposal for a consensual restructuring. Murano Global Investments plc states it is committed to reaching a mutually acceptable solution, maintaining operational stability, preserving liquidity, and communicating transparently with stakeholders during the process.
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