WOM and an ad hoc group of creditors agreed to maintain the bankruptcy proceedings in the US and plan to sign a deal in the coming days, Diario Financiero reported.
- Parties have a draft agreement that will be signed in the coming days, Diario Financiero reported citing creditors representative John H. Knight
- Delaware bankruptcy court must approve any accord
- Bankruptcy court approved a $210m DIP financing deal reached by WOM with JPMorgan, which frees up $110m to support commercial operations and restructuring efforts: Diario Financiero
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