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TPx Files for Chapter 11 to Shed Debt and Secure New Funding

Managed services provider TPx has launched a pre-packaged restructuring plan, securing $73.6 million in debtor-in-possession financing to stabilize operations. The Austin-based company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Southern District of Texas, backed by lenders holding nearly 98% of its funded debt to facilitate a swift financial reset.

TPx Files for Chapter 11 to Shed Debt and Secure New Funding

The agreement aims to eliminate a significant portion of the company's debt burden, a move intended to bolster EBITDA and free cash flow. CEO Shaun Andrews stated that the restructuring grants the firm the necessary flexibility to increase investments and accelerate its long-term growth strategy. During the court-supervised process, TPx intends to maintain its standard service levels for customers without interruption.

To ensure a seamless transition, the company has filed "First-Day Motions" and secured exit financing commitments from its existing lender group. TPx is advised by Sidley Austin LLP and Portage Point Partners, with Steven Shenker serving as Chief Restructuring Officer. The provider plans to emerge from the process as a more financially sound entity, continuing its focus on cybersecurity, network, and cloud communication services.

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