Leslie's begins Chapter 11 restructuring, closes 76 stores, debt cut, seeks recovery by 2027
Bankruptcy filing and large debt write-down imply near-term equity dilution and stock price pressure, despite potential liquidity improvements.
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Bankruptcy filing and large debt write-down imply near-term equity dilution and stock price pressure, despite potential liquidity improvements.
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Leslie's says it filed voluntary prearranged Chapter 11 petitions and will close 76 stores as part of a debt-reduction plan. The company will obtain $90 million DIP financing, $60 million equity financing, and a $225 million ABL DIP facility, targeting a roughly $685 million debt reduction (about 90%). Management aims to emerge from Chapter 11 in early 2027 while maintaining operations.
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