Thread regarding Windstream Corp. layoffs

Windstream’s future owner is in another fight worth tracking

Elliott Management, a private equity fund, bought up 100s of millions of dollars distressed Windstream debt at a huge discount. They’re now the biggest creditor and will have the biggest share of the company post-bankruptcy.

The huge California power company, Pacific Gas & Electric, went bankrupt over its role in the devastating wildfires in California (some were caused by poorly maintained power lines).

Elliott has bought up a lot of PG&E debt. They’re now countering management’s reorganization plan with a plan of their own which includes putting in 29 billion in new capital.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-pg-e-us-bankruptcy/judge-opens-door-to-pge-wildfire-victims-noteholders-filing-rival-reorganization-plan-idUKKBN1WO2SL

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Elliott was also in a big fight with AT&T. They just forced through changes:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/28/tech/att-elliot-management-deal/index.html

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Post ID: @iowc+11smLRKd

PG&E's management and board, like Windstream's, had the right to submit a proposed plan of reorganization to creditors for approval before any other players.

They just lost that exclusivity:
https://www.utilitydive.com/news/powerless-pge-loses-control-of-bankruptcy-shuts-off-power-to-800k/564724

It'll be instructive to see what Elliott does.

Windstream still has exclusivity for now but that could change.

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Post ID: @6eva+11smLRKd

Energy and Telcom are two different industries and the Hedgie’s will wipe Win out in less than a year with a fire sale.

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Post ID: @2zqh+11smLRKd

Here we go!

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Post ID: @1nrc+11smLRKd

The House of Cards is collapsing in front of our eyes.

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