This site uses cookies to provide you with a great user experience. By using BondbloX, you accept our use of cookies.
Yesterday, Dish DBS had announced an exchange offer for its bonds which requires bondholders to accept a principal haircut of atleast $1.57bn. The exchange offer terms must be approved by two-thirds of bondholders in each note series by 29 October. Obtaining an agreement is far from guaranteed as several bondholders have voiced their dissatisfaction over the proposed terms. An ad-hoc group of Dish DBS bondholders, advised by Lazard Inc. and Milbank will gather on a call today to discuss next steps, according to the sources. Earlier, Dish and DirecTV announced a merger, however, the deal hinges on complex transactions involving AT&T, TPG, and Dish’s parent company, EchoStar. Meanwhile, a different group of convertible bondholders has already agreed to the terms, with over 85% approval already received in comparison to the 90% requirement.
Its 5.25% 2026s dropped up 1 point to trade at 92.6, yielding 9.06%.
For more details, click here