Superior Industries Converts Debt to Equity in Investor Acquisition

Reuters12-09
Superior Industries Converts Debt to Equity in Investor Acquisition

Superior Industries International Inc. has completed a significant debt transaction involving a group of its existing term loan investors, including Oaktree Capital Management. As part of the deal, the investors converted a substantial portion of their term loans into equity and extinguished the company's preferred stock, resulting in a stronger capital structure. The transaction is expected to bolster Superior's balance sheet and position the company for long-term growth in the global wheel industry. Alongside the closing of the transaction, Michael Dorah has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Majdi Abulaban.

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