A Delaware bankruptcy court granted approval to the Nebraska Book Company to seek votes from creditors on its reorganization plan, which would give control of the company to holders of more than 95 percent of its 8.625 percent senior subordinated notes and more than 75 percent of its 11 percent discount notes, the Lincoln Journal-Star reports. Secured lenders and noteholders would be paid in full with cash, and so long as equity holders don’t object to the plan, “they would get warrants to purchase 3 percent of the reorganized company’s equity at an enterprise value of $500 million, and 5 […]
