That Pepco would leave the Unsecured Loans (then amounting to some £245 million) outstanding according to their terms That Pepco would provide a further overdraft facility of £30 million at an interest rate of 2% per annum if a restructuring plan was
That Pepco would leave the Unsecured Loans (then amounting to some £245 million) outstanding according to their terms;
That Pepco would provide a further overdraft facility of £30 million at an interest rate of 2% per annum if a restructuring plan was approved (also on a subordinated basis);
That Peach would provide a Working Capital Facility (“WCF”) of £80 million repayable on 1 September 2025 (of which only £60 million could be drawn before approval of a restructuring plan);
That Peach would provide an additional £15 million to the WCF if a restructuring plan was approved;
That Peach would receive 50% of recoveries under the Secured Loan subject to an incrementally increasing cap;
- Heading
- Background
- The events of Spring 2025
- That Pepco would leave the Unsecured Loans (then amounting to some £245 million) outstanding according to their terms That Pepco would provide a further overdraft facility of £30 million at an interest rate of 2% per annum if a restructuring plan was
- That Peach, Pepco and Poundland would enter into restructuring support arrangement
- Pepco will provide a £30 million overdraft facility which will rank pai passu with the WCF
- Issues in relation to the assenting classes
- Conclusions
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