Jul
25
SunEdison Sets Bankruptcy Exit With Nothing for Shareholders
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Judge overrules remaining objections over exit financing
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Company sold wind and solar projects, has deal with Brookfield
SunEdison Inc. won final approval for a bankruptcy plan that will leave what was once the world’s largest renewable-energy firm as a shell of its former self, with nothing for shareholders whose investment at one point had been worth about $10 billion.
SunEdison, known for gobbling up other companies and expanding at breakneck speed, will now exit Chapter 11 to “continue business operations to administer and maximize the value of the company’s remaining assets,” including intellectual property and fixtures, Chief Financial Officer Philip Gund said in court filings…
SunEdison Sets Bankruptcy Exit With Nothing for Shareholders
