US: Winn-Dixie’s creditors approve bankruptcy reorganisation plan

By just-food.com | 11 October 2006

The creditors of Winn-Dixie have voted in favour of the supermarket chain's reorganisation plan, which aims to help the company emerge from bankruptcy by mid-November.

Under the proposed reorganisation, Peter Lynch, the current president and CEO, is the only person that will remain from the current nine-member board.

The new reorganisation plan establishes 21 different classes of claimants and eliminates its current stock. Crucially, the plan would leave the company with minimal long-term debt and US$725m in exit financing from Wachovia Corp.

Before the plan can be put into action, a US bankruptcy judge must approve it.

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