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Getty Images Restructures Debt, Goes Private via Bankruptcy

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What happened

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Getty Images announced an agreement with major lenders to restructure its debt, take the company private, and undertake a pre-packaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Koch Equity Development and members of the Getty Family will invest up to $533 million in new equity to pay down debt under the restructuring. The company expects to continue operating normally throughout the process, which is planned to be complete by year’s end.

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Why it matters

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The restructuring follows the notification that Getty Images shares were set to delist from the New York Stock Exchange after falling below $1. This move involves major financial stakeholders committing to a comprehensive plan to manage the company's debt.

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    Could see changes in the continuity and terms of the functional content supply chain from Getty Images.

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