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Getty Images plans to go private through prepackaged Chapter 11

Yahoo Finance says the filing would cover only certain U.S. entities; existing common stockholders would receive nothing under the plan.

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Yahoo Finance reported on October 12 that Getty Images said it had reached a restructuring agreement with major creditor groups. Getty planned to go private through a prepackaged Chapter 11 filing in the following weeks, covering only certain U.S. entities. The company said operations, contributors, partners, customers and employees wouldn’t be affected, and expected to finish restructuring by the end of 2026. Existing common stockholders would receive nothing under the plan, it said.

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Yahoo Finance@YahooFinanceFour years after going public, Getty Images plans to go private again. The company says it has reached a restructuring agreement with its major creditor groups, to be carried out through a prepackaged Chapter 11. The filing is expected in the coming weeks and would cover only certain U.S. entities. Getty says operations, contributors, partners, customers, and employees won’t be affected, and it expects the restructuring to be completed by the end of the year. Existing common stockholders would not receive anything under the plan, the company says. Read more:7h
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    Yahoo Finance@YahooFinanceFour years after going public, Getty Images plans to go private again. The company says it has reached a restructuring agreement with its major creditor groups, to be carried out through a prepackaged Chapter 11. The filing is expected in the coming weeks and would cover only certain U.S. entities. Getty says operations, contributors, partners, customers, and employees won’t be affected, and it expects the restructuring to be completed by the end of the year. Existing common stockholders would not receive anything under the plan, the company says. Read more:7h
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