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Ghana’s Eurobond restructuring effort has gained significant traction, with over 90 percent of investors participating in the country’s consent solicitation, a source at the Ministry of Finance has confirmed to the Graphic Business.<\/p>\n
This high level of engagement marks a crucial step in Ghana’s debt restructuring process.<\/p>\n
The source said the ministry would soon issue a statement to provide more details soon.<\/p>\n
Ghana last month launched a consent solicitation and exchange offer on the London Stock Exchange.<\/p>\n
The launch was to seek the consent from Eurobond investors who the country owes $13 billion to amend the original terms of the bond.<\/p>\n
The consent solicitation comes on the back of a recent agreement with Eurobond holders which will see the investors take a 37% haircut on their investments, and a suspension of coupon payments until 2026.<\/p>\n
The offer was opened for 21 days and will expired on September 30.<\/p>\n
Source: graphiconline<\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n
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