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Brazilian airline Gol announced a new agreement with key creditors that could enable it to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection by the end of June. The deal includes $125mn in new financing from holders of its 2026 senior secured notes, bringing its total financing to at least $1.375bn. In late-March, Gol had secured $1.25bn in financing from investors including firms like Castlelake and Elliott Investment Management. The agreement strengthens the likelihood of approval for Gol’s restructuring plan, which will be updated to reflect the new terms. Creditors not in the main investing group may receive up to $100mn in non-convertible debt, and others may invest up to $50mn additionally. Gol has been under bankruptcy protection since early-2024.
Its 8% 2026s continues to trade at distressed levels of 50.3 cents on the dollar.
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