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Obbligazioni societarieHIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 1
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Local newspapers are again instrumental to shed a light on what I going on in transparent shy Austrian construction group Alpine. According to the “Der Kurier” the future of the company will be decided today at a creditors’ meeting. It added citing unnamed banking sources Spanish conglomerate FCC, owner of Alpine, faces two options: either inject up €400m of new capital in the company or face breakup of the group and the sale of the assets. According to the report banks would not be willing to further contribute to the company (after they recently agreed to a haircut of €150m). Johannes Gfrerer, a spokesman for Alpine, told Der Kurier that the aforementioned creditor committee meeting will be merely a "routine". Similarly the “Der Standard” wrote yesterday evening that the future of the group will be decided within days: the reports says that Alpine needs between €150m and €200m additional capital to keep going after the plan to raise funds by selling assets failed. The report pointed out that Alpine could face break-up if FCC will not inject any additional capital adding that the holding company of Alpine and the international subsidiaries may have to file for insolvency, while the Austrian operations could be rescued and sold directly.