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Here is the latest news, which includes what Nelson posted.So the DBS bond holders who rejected the deal, do they still keep their stock holdings in Echostar or do they just lose out on the total amount of money period? I am confused what happens to the stock holders who won't agree to the transfer over to TPG stock.
But the deal with TPG will still go south.So long as they get their scheduled bond payments, they have little say in how things proceed.
And as Echostar stated, they now only have 139 million in outstanding debt that has to be retired in 2024 and 2025.
“DirecTV has no plans to sweeten the debt-exchange proposal again, people familiar with the matter said, asking not to be identified discussing private information. Negotiations will now need to take place between EchoStar Chairman Charlie Ergen and Dish creditors, they added.”Looks like another 10 Days, then the deal is off.
Do not know why TPG keeps threatening the bond holders with these dates, it was supposed to be over today or they were going to kill the deal, now they have till Nov.22.
It was take it or leave it by today.So a take it or leave it scenario for the next 10 days.
Well the article said "DirecTV has no plans to sweeten the debt-exchange proposal again, people familiar with the matter said, asking not to be identified discussing private information." so we will see if they cave or if the bondholders come to their senses.It was take it or leave it by today.
With another extension, the hold out Bond Holders will believe TPG will give even better terms.