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Cinépolis Seeks to Restructure More Than 1 Billion USD in Debt with BBVA, Santander and Bancomext

  • Cinépolis, the largest cinema chain in Mexico, is seeking to restructure over one billion dollars in credits.
Cinépolis seeks to restructure billion-dollar credits to tackle new challenges. Photo: Cinépolis
Cinépolis seeks to restructure billion-dollar credits to tackle new challenges. Photo: Cinépolis
01/07/2021
Cinépolis, the largest cinema chain in Mexico, is seeking to restructure over one billion dollars in credits, according to individuals familiar with the discussions. 

The global cinema giant has hired Lazard to initiate talks with entities such as Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), HSBC, Banco Santander, and the Mexican government's development bank, Bancomext, the individuals said.

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