Thursday, September 23, 2010

WCI, developer of Westshore Yacht Club, files reorganization plan - Houston Business Journal:

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The company filed a plan of reorganizationh with the for the District ofDelawaree Monday, about 10 months after it Chapter 11 bankruptcy Under the plan, the company’s senior secured lenders will receive new firsf lien debt totaling $450 million, including a $150 millionj payment-in-kind component, a released said. The senior secured lenders will hold a 95 percent equityt stake in thereorganized company. The remaining 5 percentf equity stake would be sharee bythe company’s unsecured creditors.
The unsecured share would begin to increase when the new debt is fullh retired and would reach a maximum of 35 after the secured lenders have received payments ofabouyt $70 million, the amountf currently owed to the release said. The plan reflects positionse taken in lengthy negotiations but has not been approves or recommendedby creditors, the releasee said. WCI said in the release that it wantee to get a plan on file with the bankruptc y court so discussions could continue and a definitivee timeline for exit coulcdbe established.
WCI also reaffirmed an earliedr decision to suspend all Florida homebuilding new construction activities pendingmarket recovery, the releass said, although it will completde homes under construction and continue maintenance of its communities. WCI (PIN SHEETS: WCIMQ) is based in Bonita Springs but has close ties to the Tampa Bay area. WCI communitiesz in the Bay area include inHillsboroughu County, in Tampa, in Bradenton and the in

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