High Court of Justice of England and Wales Issues Sanction Order to Fossil
Restructuring Plan Approval: Fossil Group's subsidiary, Fossil (UK) Global Services Ltd, received approval from the High Court of Justice in England and Wales for a restructuring plan concerning its 7.00% Senior Notes due 2026.
Debt Cancellation and New Issuance: The restructuring will lead to the cancellation of the existing notes and the issuance of new 9.500% and 7.500% secured senior notes, both due in 2029.
CEO's Statement on Future Plans: CEO Franco Fogliato emphasized the importance of the court's decision in addressing upcoming debt maturities and enhancing liquidity to support the company's turnaround strategy.
Commitment to Growth: The Fossil team is focused on executing a consumer-driven, brand-led model to leverage its iconic brands and watchmaking heritage for long-term profitable growth and stakeholder value.
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