Tel Aviv Court Appoints Administrator to Restructure Papaya Gaming Debt Amid $719 Million US Judgment
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First reported by Globes · 1 day ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv District Court appointed an administrator to help Papaya Gaming restructure its debts after a $719 million US court judgment favored competitor Skillz. Papaya received a 45-day stay to improve its debt settlement plan, aiming to avoid liquidation while appealing the ruling. The company is cash-flow insolvent with $754 million in debts, mostly from the US judgment, and is working to prevent enforcement actions during ongoing legal proceedings.
- 01Tel Aviv court granted Papaya Gaming a 45-day stay and appointed a debt arrangement administrator.
- 02Papaya faces $719 million judgment from a US federal court favoring competitor Skillz.
- 03Judge rejected liquidation, citing potential significant value loss for Papaya.
- 04Current debt settlement plan deemed insufficient, relying only on future revenues without guarantees.
- 05Papaya is cash-flow insolvent with $754 million debts and $151 million cash on hand.
- 06US bankruptcy court granted Papaya a temporary injunction against enforcement actions in the US.
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