ETHZilla plans to redeem $516 million of 2028 convertible bonds early to optimize its capital structure
ChainCatcher reported that ETHZilla announced plans to complete the early redemption of convertible bonds totaling $516 million, maturing in 2028, by December 30. The redemption price will be 117% of the principal amount, along with accrued interest. The company will use restricted cash pledged as collateral to support this redemption and has signed relevant agreements with bondholders.
ETHZilla stated that this move aims to simplify its capital structure and enhance financial flexibility, in line with its recent business developments in on-chain asset tokenization, including previously disclosed deployments and investments related to Karus and Zippy.
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