Leslie’s files for Chapter 11, plans to close 76 stores
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Leslie's filed prearranged Chapter 11 to cut roughly $685M of secured debt (about 90% of funded debt) while closing 76 stores, supported by $90M DIP financing plus a $60M equity commitment. The case highlights ongoing stress in discretionary retail and tightening credit conditions for leveraged issuers. Immediate market impact is likely limited outside retail credit and small-cap risk appetite, given the company's intent to continue operating.
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Pool and spa supplies retailer Leslie’s has filed for prearranged Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and said it will close 76 stores. The restructuring plan targets a reduction of about $685 million of secured debt, representing 90% of its outstanding debt. The company has secured $90 million in debtor-in-possession financing commitments and a $60 million equity financing commitment. After the restructuring, an existing lender group is expected to hold a majority ownership stake.
