David Layani’s consortium withdraws, possible return of Daniel Kretinsky

David Layani’s consortium withdraws, possible return of Daniel Kretinsky
David Layani’s consortium withdraws, possible return of Daniel Kretinsky

INFO LE FIGARO – Walter Butler and Econocom, who had allowed David Layani to finance his takeover offer, have a priori withdrawn from the negotiating table. Discussions continue with creditors.

Twists and turns worthy of a Netflix series, which would make you smile if the fate of 100,000 employees was not at stake. Tuesday evening, at the end of a summit meeting between the legal administrator of Atos Hélène Bourbouloux, creditors as well as the OnePoint consortium led by David Layani, Walter Butler and the Econocom group, the latter would have broken up. According to our information, which Atos should confirm this morning, Walter Butler and Econocom left the negotiating table, leaving David Layani with no other options than to withdraw his proposal.

Negotiations continue with other creditors for the rescue plan for Atos, which is in debt to the tune of 4.8 billion euros. Always according to Le Figaro, the IT group received a letter from Daniel Kretinsky in which the latter says he is still ready to participate in the financial restructuring and poses a solution to the creditors. But the ball is now in the court of the debt holders, who have always…

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