The financial company JPMorgan Chase & Co. has apparently prepared a debt emission of $ 6.5 billion (5.98 billion euros) to support the upcoming purchase of the shoe manufacturer Skecher by 3G Capital. According to a source, according to a source, a report by the Bloomberg Media House, according to a source, could take place this week. Representatives: The inside of the US company did not want to comment on the process.
Bloomberg had previously reported that the financing is expected to secure $ four billion (3.68 billion euros) in and that $ 2.5 billion (2.3 billion euros) will be covered in indulgent debt. The latter option would contain a so-called “payment-in-child” option, which allows the borrower to pay interest rates either in cash or by issuing further debts.
The Bloomberg source said it was not clear whether the upcoming offer would include the entire debt package or only part of it. The private equity society 3G Capital announced in May to take over Skechers as part of a 9.4 billion US dollar (8.64 billion euros). Following the purchase, which is expected to be carried out in the third quarter of 2025, the shoe brand is to be removed from the stock exchange.
The takeover takes place in the middle of a time of global economic uncertainties and trade disputes. These affect the United States and China in particular, with the Chinese market accounting for 15 percent of the total turnover of Skechers. The brand had previously submitted plans to check a model of the cost division with its suppliers, which aims to optimize the procurement and adjust the prices.
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