Revlon Shareholders Get Nothing Under The Ch.11 Reorganization Plan, But Noteholders To Receive Warrants

Dec. 27, 2022 11:10 AM ETRevlon, Inc. (REVRQ) StockREVRQ68 Comments
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Summary

  • Revlon shareholders are not receiving any recovery under a Ch.11 reorganization plan filed on December 23.
  • Unsecured noteholders could be "gifted" 5-year warrants for their recovery under certain conditions.
  • OpCo term loan holders were not parties to the restructuring support agreement.
  • They are planning on a $650 million rights offer to raise needed cash.
  • It seems unlikely that Revlon will exit bankruptcy by the April 17 RSA milestone.

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Justin Sullivan

Bankrupt Revlon (REVRQ) finally filed their Ch.11 reorganization plan that wipes-out current REVRQ shareholders, but unsecured noteholders are being "gifted", subject to certain conditions, 5-year warrants or cash, which is a pleasant surprise. There still is the possibility of an alternative plan that

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