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Saks Global nears $1.25B bankruptcy financing deal amid cash flow issues and management changes.
Saks Global Enterprises, owner of Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman, is reportedly close to a $1.25 billion bankruptcy financing deal, with bondholders led by Bracebridge Capital and Pentwater Capital Management proposing a debtor-in-possession loan that would grant them control and replace current leadership.
A competing offer has been made by Pacific Investment Management Company.
Despite Saks Global denying bankruptcy plans and citing $600 million in liquidity from summer 2025 and expected performance improvements, financial data shows consistent late supplier payments—27 to 41 days beyond due dates—indicating ongoing cash flow issues.
Executive Chairman Richard Baker has taken over as CEO, while Marc Metrick, key figure in the Neiman Marcus acquisition, is expected to depart.
The situation remains uncertain, with no official restructuring announcement made.
Saks Global se acerca a un acuerdo de financiamiento de bancarrota de $1.25B en medio de problemas de flujo de efectivo y cambios de gestión.