Gauzy proposes Israeli debt settlement offering 100% creditor recovery via exit or profit-share tracks

PUBT · 2d ago
Gauzy proposes Israeli debt settlement offering 100% creditor recovery via exit or profit-share tracks
  • Gauzy filed a proposed debt settlement in Tel Aviv under Israel’s Insolvency and Economic Rehabilitation Law, targeting full repayment of allowed creditor claims.
  • Senior secured claims would be repaid either on an exit event above USD 330 million or via 25% of annual net profit until repaid.
  • The plan requires creditor votes exceeding 51% by number and 75% by value, then court confirmation; it remained pending.
  • A binding term sheet covers a USD 7 million PIPE, led by CEO Eyal Peso, contingent on the settlement’s approval or court confirmation.
  • PIPE proceeds earmarked for interim creditor payments, employee wage arrears within 30 days of funding, working capital, fees, and USD 1 million salary financing repayment.


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