Più che altro c'è la cedola dell'unsecured che va in fumo (il subordinato era già saltato). Comunque, una decisione verrà presa a breve, altrimenti i bondholders unsecured manderanno in default la Compagnia.
chiaramente mi riferivo all'unsecured 2013 cioè al subordinato che l'articolo qui sotto fresco fresco dice destinato a essere spazzato via nell'ultima proposta di sawiris.
Bloomberg
Wind Hellas Said to Get Revised Bids, Including Sawiris Offer
October 15, 2010, 12:54 PM EDT
By Kate Haywood
Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris submitted a revised offer for Wind Hellas Telecommunications SA after lenders to the Greek telecommunications company were unable to agree on a preferred bidder, according to three people familiar with the situation.
Sawiris is offering 180 million euros ($252 million) of cash and plans to refinance Wind Hellas’s revolving-credit facility by raising 290 million euros in new bonds, said one of the people, who declined to be identified because discussions are private. Holders of Athens-based Wind Hellas’s 1.2 billion euros of senior secured floating-rate notes will be offered 110 million euros of bonds and 40 percent of the company, the person said.
Greece’s third-largest mobile-phone company requested revised bids earlier this week from other bidders including No. 1 Nordic phone operator Telenor ASA and Los Angeles-based investment firm Saban Capital Group Inc. after talks between creditors to select a buyer broke down, the people said. A group of senior bondholders has also been seeking to take over Wind Hellas.
Wind Hellas said in a statement yesterday it expects to make a choice “in the near term,” without being specific.
Under Sawiris’s proposal, senior secured bondholders will also be offered the chance to invest in Wind Hellas,
while holders of its subordinated bonds will be wiped out, according to the person with knowledge of that bid.
Louise Tingstrom, an outside spokeswoman for Wind Hellas in London, declined to comment, while Scott Engebrigtsen, a spokesman for Telenor in Fornebu, Norway, couldn’t be reached for comment outside of office hours.