Americanas published this Wednesday (25) a list of all creditors of its total debt of more than R$ 43 billion
After shocking the financial market on January 11, following the disclosure of “financial inconsistencies” initially valued at more than R$20 billion — and reaching R$43 billion —, the Americans last Thursday it closed the judicial recovery process (19). And, as part of the process, the group listed on Wednesday (25) the list of creditors, which includes several traditional banks and large technology companies.
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The document presented by Americanas contains debts with banks such as BTG Pactual (R$ 3,508,096,916.88), Bradesque (Reais 4,571,225,982.22), Bank of Brazil (R$ 1,360,232,193.18), Santander (R$ 3,652,622,926.05), Itaú Unibanco (R$ 2,765,920,046.11), Deutsche Bank (R$ 5,225,967,310.42). Among the big tech companies, there are Facebook (BRL 11,484,888.19), LG Electronics (BRL 52,857,202.13), LinkedIn (BRL 437,395.16), sony Brazil (55,821,285.27 BRL), Twitter (BRL 304,590.30), SAMSUNG (R $ 1,209,158,626.54), among others.
The full list includes more than 7,900 names, including individuals, airlines, carriers, service and product companies, and even the beverage maker Ambev (R $ 4,099,107.87, also owned by major shareholders of Americanas – Jorge Paulo Lemann, Marcel Telles and Carlos Alberto Sicupira, as well as cashback companies, such as Ame itself, and points programs, such as Livelo and Esfera.
Americanas, in a statement to consumers, denies the possibility of bankruptcy and says it will continue with “normal” operations, while following the judicial recovery process.
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