BRIEF-Tilt Holdings Initiates Restructuring Support Agreement With Senior Noteholders To Reduce Debt And Take The Company Private-February 2024-www.financetom.com

BRIEF-Tilt Holdings Initiates Restructuring Support Agreement With Senior Noteholders To Reduce Debt And Take The Company Private

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BRIEF-Tilt Holdings Initiates Restructuring Support Agreement With Senior Noteholders To Reduce Debt And Take The Company Private

Nov 7, 2025 2:26 PM

TILT Holdings Inc:

* TILT HOLDINGS INITIATES RESTRUCTURING SUPPORT AGREEMENT

WITH

SENIOR NOTEHOLDERS TO REDUCE DEBT AND TAKE THE COMPANY PRIVATE

* TILT HOLDINGS INC - SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

GRANTS

TILT PROTECTION UNDER CCAA

* TILT HOLDINGS INC - PLANS TO GO PRIVATE BY CANCELLING

EXISTING

EQUITY

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