November 13, 2009 -- MGM said today its lenders have agreed to extend the forbearance until January 31, 2010. The lenders took this action in support of the Company’s ongoing efforts to develop and evaluate long-term strategic alternatives to maximize value for its stakeholders. MGM appreciates the continued support of its lender group for the process it is undertaking. MGM also said today it is beginning a process to explore various strategic alternatives including operating as a standalone entity, forming strategic partnerships and evaluating a potential sale of the Company.
MGM Claims Forbearance Until January 31 & Start of Process To Sell/Partner Studio
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Remember the days when MGM was the biggest name in Hollywood? And now they claim forbearance…*sigh
It will be sad for the industry and tragic for this town if we lose another independent studio.
Here’s hoping they pull through.
how could this happen to the studio that greenlit “hot tub time machine?”
More stars then there are in heaven.
I actually can’t wait for Hot Tub Time Machine…I think it will be the shocker hit of next year!
How about that old fashioned campaign for FAME?
Of course, the head of marketing is no trend/style setter, so what do you expect.
Lord only knows what other campaigns are in store.