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Posted on February 14, 2025
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Meyer Burger extends the maturity of its $40M bridge facility to February 21 as it continues merger and acquisition talks with interested parties.
(Reuters) - Embattled Swiss solar panel maker Meyer Burger has signed an agreement to extend the maturity on a $40 million bridge facility with a group of bondholders to February 21, it said on Friday.
The facility was signed between the firm and the bondholders on December 6 last year. Meyer Burger is also proceeding with certain interested parties that have provided indicative offers regarding a binding proposal as part of its ongoing merger and acquisition process, it added in its statement.
(Reporting by Kanjyik Ghosh; Editing by Alan Barona)
Meyer Burger extended the maturity on a $40 million bridge facility.
The facility was signed between the firm and the bondholders on December 6 last year.
The new maturity date for the bridge facility is February 21.
The agreement is between Meyer Burger and a group of bondholders.
Yes, Meyer Burger is proceeding with certain interested parties that have provided indicative offers regarding a business.
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