
General Shopping's exchange offer for $8.9M in senior secured PIK toggle notes drew zero valid tenders, leaving the full amount outstanding under existing terms. The issuer may pursue other transactions.
General Shopping e Outlets do Brasil said its exchange offer for $8.9 million in outstanding senior secured notes drew no valid tenders, leaving the full principal amount in place under existing terms.
The subsidiary General Shopping Investments Limited, a Cayman Islands entity, had offered holders of its 10%/12% Regulation S Senior Secured PIK Toggle Notes due 2026 a chance to swap debt for quotas in Clear Fundo de Investimento Imobiliário. Early tenders by July 2 would have fetched 5,523 quotas per $1,000 of notes; late tenders through the July 9 expiration would have received 5,021 quotas per $1,000.
None came in. The issuer accepted no notes for exchange, and no settlement will occur.
The $8,923,000 aggregate principal amount of Reg S Notes remains outstanding and continues to be subject to its existing terms and conditions, the company said in a statement.
D.F. King & Co. acted as information and exchange agent for the offer.
The company reserved the right to pursue other transactions for the outstanding notes, including open-market purchases, privately negotiated deals, or additional exchange offers on different terms. Any such transaction would depend on market conditions and applicable law.
The exchange offer was not registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and was limited to qualified investors in the European Economic Area and relevant persons in the United Kingdom.
General Shopping e Outlets do Brasil trades on B3 under the ticker GSHP3.
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