MADRID, 2 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) has decided to cautiously suspend, with effect from 8:30 a.m. this Friday, the trading of Ezentis shares after the company has begun to negotiate with its creditors a restructuring plan “to view of the treasury situation” that it has and within the framework of the pre-bankruptcy that it presented last September.
The CNMV has indicated that the suspension will be lifted when relevant information about the firm is disseminated in the near future.
The company’s titles have closed this Thursday with a decrease of 10.2% in the Madrid parquet, after placing its price at 0.0890 euros.
“The board of directors of the company considers it convenient to negotiate, prepare, approve and approve a restructuring plan with the creditors that ensures the continuity of the company, for which it is essential to have the necessary time to carry out said negotiations”, has Ezentis explained this Wednesday to the CNMV.
In this way, the company opens negotiations with the creditors to reach an agreement on said restructuring plan after having received the approval of a “majority representation” of said creditors to do so.
Ezentis has qualified that the fact of communicating that there is a negotiation with the creditors to obtain a restructuring plan “has a different purpose and conditions” to the communication of last September, when it expected to reach a refinancing agreement.
“The decision to present the aforementioned communication to open negotiations with the creditors (…) has been adopted after obtaining the appropriate external advice and with the aim of protecting the interests of the company’s creditors and shareholders,” said this Wednesday.
