Trump casinos get new dealine extension
“Talks are continuing. As long as everyone keeps talking, that’s considered progress,” said Mark Juliano, Trump Entertainment chief executive officer. “We’re still hopeful an amicable resolution is in store.”
Both sides had set Wednesday as the latest deadline for negotiations, but they consented to extending the talks to Feb. 11. It took until nearly 7 p.m. Wednesday to get the final paperwork signed. It was the third time negotiations have been extended following Trump’s failure on Dec. 1 to make a us$ 53.1 million interest payment on us$ 1.25 billion of corporate debt.
In addition, the lenders involved in a us$ 490 million Trump Entertainment loan have agreed to wait until Feb. 11 to invoke a clause that could accelerate their payments and put further pressure on Donald Trump’s shaky casino empire.
The new deadline gives the three Trump casinos extra time to avoid what would be their third round in bankruptcy since the early 1990s. Juliano has said all along that the company and bondholders would prefer to restructure the debt without having to go through a bankruptcy reorganization.
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