Deutsche unquote" August/September 2010
Dubai International Capital (DIC) has secured approval from a US bankruptcy court for its proposal to restructure the debt of German aluminium business Almatis.
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Distressed debt investor Oaktree Capital has dropped its opposition to DIC's proposal and will see its debt holding being bought out at a profit. Oaktree had sought to take control of Almatis through a debt-for-equity swap - it owns 46% of Almatis' senior debt, which it acquired at a substantial discount last year.
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