Frequently Asked Questions
A restructuring plan is a formal and financial arrangement between a company and its creditors and/or its shareholders. Restructuring plan can be used to bring a financially distressed company back on its feet with proper planning.
There are no fixed number of times a company can undergo restructuring. However the process of restructuring is heavy and detail oriented; it needs a lot of time, efforts, resources and proper strategies in the lack of which the entire restructuring can be unsuccessful. A company can undergo restructuring for as many times as it wants, but only after careful thoughts and considerations.
Generally, yes. When a company decides to restructure itself, it can also involve letting a few employees go. Restructuring basically means downsizing of the company, which can lead to closing a few underperforming departments, employees, activities and strategies etc. The main motto of a restructuring plan is to cut costs and make business more efficient and profitable.
A restructuring/resolution plan hogs a lot of time to plan, develop and execute. A resolution plan has four cornerstones. It has to meet the regulatory requirements in law and spirit, the business needs of the corporates, has to be acceptable to the lenders and has to be acceptable to the shareholders and management. Meeting the requirements of all these stakeholders means that the business plan has to go through an iterative phase of redrawing it, until all stakeholders agree to the same.
Hence, plan for the restructuring of your business only when you have time to agree and implement the entire plan in proper ways.
Our team has prior experience of successfully closing some of the most complex restructuring plans for large corporates. We have a combined experience of obtaining restructuring plans for more than 50 companies with a combined value of more than 4 Billion USD. We have a combined experience of performing restructuring plans for more than 50 companies with a combined value of more than 4 Billion USD.
We help companies with:
- meeting commercial, financial and legal objectives of the business
- greater profits
- reducing the debt burden
- reducing tax liabilities
- preparing for the acquisition or sale
- safeguarding precious assets
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A restructuring plan comes in many forms such as:
- Compromise in the amount of debt/loan
- A debt for equity swap
- Resetting of covenants
- Rescheduling debt/loan payments etc.