SunEdison plunges on report of plans to file for bankruptcy
Renewable-energy firm is said to be in talks with two creditor groups for a loan to tide it over during the process
New York
INVESTORS had a swift and emphatic response to a report on Friday that SunEdison Inc was preparing to file for bankruptcy protection: sell.
The Wall Street Journal reported after US markets closed on Friday that SunEdison, the world's largest renewable-energy company, is in talks with two creditor groups for a loan to tide it over during the process. The newspaper cited unidentified people familiar with the matter.
SunEdison's shares last changed hands at 23.5 cents in heavy after-hours activity on Friday evening, down 45 per cent from 43 cents at the end of regular trading on the New York Stock…
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