Infracore commits to CHF 70 million bid for Wetzikon hospital assets if debt restructuring fails
Bitget2026/11/02 06:02- Infracore irrevocably committed to submitting a CHF 70 million cash offer for GZO's properties and operating assets if its composition agreement fails.
- Nine institutional creditors holding about CHF 130 million in claims, over half of voting claims, oppose the current agreement and welcome an offer.
- Wetzikon hospital operations would continue uninterrupted, with the takeover being prepared alongside Swiss Medical Network.
- GZO's cash and receivables would remain available to creditors, outside the acquisition.
- Financing is secured, with no public funding sought; the offer will be submitted once the composition agreement's failure is established.
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