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UK Carpet Maker Victoria Signs Deal With Left-Behind Bondholders

UK carpet maker Victoria Plc and a group of bondholders left behind in an earlier debt deal have struck an agreement over a balance sheet restructuring.

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UK Carpet Maker Victoria Signs Deal With Left-Behind Bondholders
UK carpet maker Victoria Plc and a group of bondholders left behind in an earlier debt deal have struck an agreement over a balance sheet restructuring.
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