The Support Club Acknowledges the Broad Opposition Demonstrated Amongst Unsecured Creditors to Orpea’s Accelerated Safeguard Plan and Notes the Voting Process to Be an Additional Irregularity That Renders the Whole Plan Unlawful
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Thursday, June 29, 2023
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The Support Club acknowledges the broad opposition demonstrated amongst unsecured creditors by the holders of Class 8 claims, Class 7 claims and Class 7bis claims to Orpea’s accelerated safeguard plan and notes the voting process to be an additional irregularity that renders the whole plan unlawful.
Key Points:
- The Support Club acknowledges the broad opposition demonstrated amongst unsecured creditors by the holders of Class 8 claims, Class 7 claims and Class 7bis claims to Orpea’s accelerated safeguard plan and notes the voting process to be an additional irregularity that renders the whole plan unlawful.
- The Support Club continues to believe the current restructuring plan arbitrarily favors and enriches the French State’s investment vehicle, Caisse des dépôts et consignations (the CDC), the Steering Committee and certain (primarily French) creditors.
- This development is even more concerning for unsecured creditors invested in France, with the Orpea restructuring process continuing to set a terrible precedent.
- We note that some other distressed unsecured claims in France have plummeted in value since the recent developments in Orpea.