Raízen is facing a financial restructuring by proposing a 'debt-to-equity swap' to control its debt.
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Creditors and bondholders of Raízen (RAIZ4) have proposed converting 45% of the company's debt in exchange for 90% ownership of the company, according to information from Bloomberg News. The agreement would be characterized as a “debt-to-equity swap,” where debt is exchanged for equity. In the case of the proposal, Raízen would receive financial relief, but the creditors would become the main controllers of the company, with current shareholders losing ground. In March, Raízen entered an extrajudicial restructuring process after accumulating a debt of approximately R$ 65 billion. The company has been harmed by high interest rates, investments that have not yet been paid, and operational obstacles in its sugar and ethanol divisions. Now, the company is trying to renegotiate debts directly with creditors, without going to court, as in a judicial recovery. The goal is to avoid a more severe scenario, such as insolvency. According to the website, the participation offered by the ...