Thames Restructuring

Any thoughts/insights on Thames newest Rx plan? How deep are Elliott/SP on this? Understand they are effectively the owners but they need to carry this plan ahead or they can get wiped out if  the state takes control. 20bn capex plan and 3-4bn additional to be paid, is there any upside at all for the creditors (now equity holders)?


Thanks

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Very ignorant to Rx here.

Since the creditors became equity holders, was Thames Water as simple as an initial issuance of a convertible loan, or was this some sort of LME where debt was converted to equity.

And typically in a scenario where debt is converted to equity (without the loan originally being a convertible) is this equity conversation at par, or is there typically some discount or increase given the situation? Cheers

 

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