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Lenders, Delphi in tentative deal

Posted on July 17, 2009 10:15 AM

Lenders to Delphi Corp. have reportedly struck a tentative agreement with the auto parts maker and former parent General Motors Co. that may finally end the company's nearly four-year stay in bankruptcy.

The lenders, most of them hedge funds, collectively own Delphi's $3.5 billion in debtor-in-possession loans. They intend to offer to buy the company in exchange for forgiving the amount they are owed, according to reports. The funds hope to trump a rival offer by Platinum Equity LLC for the Troy, Mich.-based parts maker.

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