US distressed debt specialist Oaktree Capital has stepped in to try and help Dubai International Capital secure control of its German aluminium producer, Almatis, through a debt restructuring, the Financial Times reports.
According to the report, Oaktree and sovereign wealth fund DIC announced yesterday that they will work together on a restructuring plan to underwrite a cash injection and reduce the company’s debt, currently around $1bn. They said the move would allow them to “take advantage of current opportunities and to maximise long-term growth prospects.”
DIC chief executive Sameer Al Ansari said in a statement that the fund was still committed to Almatis and did not want to sell it.
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