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Kodak Is 'Optimistic' and Has 'No Plans to Go Out of Business'

Kodak plans to repay or refinance $500 million in debt by early 2026 and aims to be virtually net debt free, emphasizing stability and ongoing business investments.

  • On Monday, Eastman Kodak warned of 'substantial doubt' about paying roughly $500 million in debts, risking shutdown.
  • Earlier this week, Kodak revealed it had no 'committed financing or available liquidity' to pay back its $500 million debt, blaming weak sales and rising costs.
  • Terminating its pension plan, Kodak plans cash allocation, with approximately $300 million in cash and $200 million in investment assets from the Kodak Retirement Income Plan .
  • On Wednesday, Kodak clarified that reports are exaggerated, stating it 'has no plans to cease operations, go out of business, or file for bankruptcy protection' and is confident in debt repayment.
  • By early next year, Kodak expects to hold its strongest balance sheet and be 'virtually net debt free' after planned transactions complete.
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Firstpost News broke the news in Mumbai, India on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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