Kirkland advises lenders on restructuring of LEONI AG’s €750 million RCF facility
Munich — Kirkland & Ellis has advised the lenders of LEONI AG’s €750 million RCF facility on the German automotive supplier’s landmark restructuring.
The LEONI restructuring is by far the largest proceedings under the German Act on the Stabilization and Restructuring of Companies (StaRUG) since it came into force in January 2021 and a milestone in the German restructuring landscape.
LEONI is a global provider of products, solutions and services for energy and data management in the automotive and other industries. The value chain includes wires, optical fibers, standardized cables, special cables and assembled systems as well as intelligent products and smart services.
Advisor to lender: Kirkland & Ellis, Munich
Dr. Marlene Ruf (Photo © Kirkland & Ellis), Dr. Leo Plank (both lead, both Restructuring), Dr. Achim Herfs (Capital Markets), Wolfgang Nardi, Dr. Alexander M.H. Längsfeld (both Debt Finance), Dr. Michael Ehret (Tax); Associates: Ann-Kathrin Ziegler, Dr. Johannes Lappe, Paul Päfgen, Nino Goglidze (all Restructuring), Siegfried Büttner (Capital Markets), Fabrice Hipp (Debt Finance), David Linnemann (Tax)
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