the collateral on behalf of the bondholders (as the current bonds are senior unsecured bonds).      The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well

percent for APCS246A bonds, and from 6.20 percent to 7.00 percent for APCS24NA bonds, during the maturity periods, as extended.The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and

collateral according to the amount of the repaid debt, and/or to repurchase the bonds. The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential

during the extended period of maturity. The SEC requires that the bondholder representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential impacts on the bondholders both in cases of

of the bond. The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential impacts on the bondholders both in cases of approval and decline of

to 15 July 2026). The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential impacts on the bondholders both in cases of approval and decline

quarterly payments to semi-annual payments.    The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representatives analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the potential impacts on the bondholders both in

’ meeting, which will not be considered a breach of the terms and conditions (for EP253A and EP259A bonds).  The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as

to include the bond issuer’s obligation to allocate cash flows received from certain transactions towards the pro rata repayment of the bonds. The SEC requires that the bondholders’ representative

sent a letter to the bond issuer to demand immediate repayment of the bond reaching maturity.   The SEC requires that the bondholder representative analyze the benefits and shortcomings as well as the