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Altice France: Why the Decision of the Tribunal on the Debt of the Group Opens the Door to a Sale of SFR – The Observatorial

The line is restored to the management of Altice France. This Monday afternoon, the accelerated safeguarding plan of the parent company of the operator SFR was finally approved by the Paris economic activity court. The court did not follow the recommendations of the public prosecutor which claimed – at the request of the unions – […]

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Lean Left

The economics court has endorsed the financial restructuring plan negotiated between the billionaire and its creditors. The cut-off sale of the telecoms operator is coming along. All its competitors are on the line.

·Paris, France
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Lean Right

The Paris Economic Court approved the Altice France accelerated safeguard plan without withholding the request for the exclusion of the telephone operator from the perimeter, claimed by the trade unions.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

This decision was very much expected of the group's employees, who feared that their employment would be affected.

Center

The court of economic activities in Paris finally validated the accelerated safeguard plan of the Altice France group, Monday, August 4, 2025. It includes in particular an agreement with creditors to absorb the debt of 24 billion euros contracted in the 3rd quarter of 2024.

Lean Right

The commercial court confirmed on Monday the group's financial restructuring, whose debt peaked at €24 billion and which is expected to be reduced by €9 billion. Trade unions intend to appeal.

·Paris, France
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The Paris economics court ruled this Monday, August 4th on the restructuring of the huge debt of the Altice group, owned by billionaire Patrick Drahi.

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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