Restruktureerimiskava

Restruktureerimiskava refers to a restructuring plan, a formal process undertaken by a company facing financial difficulties. The primary goal of a restruktureerimiskava is to allow the company to continue its operations and repay its debts, often by modifying its financial obligations and operational structure. This process is typically initiated when a company is unable to meet its financial commitments and faces the risk of bankruptcy.

The development of a restruktureerimiskava involves a thorough analysis of the company's current financial situation, its assets, liabilities, and future prospects. Creditors, shareholders, and management usually collaborate to devise a feasible plan. Common elements of such a plan include debt renegotiation, such as extending repayment periods or reducing interest rates, and sometimes debt-for-equity swaps where creditors agree to exchange debt for ownership in the company. Operational changes might also be included, such as cost-cutting measures, divestment of non-core assets, or a change in business strategy.

In many jurisdictions, a restruktureerimiskava is a legal framework that provides a company with a period of protection from creditors, allowing it time to implement the plan without immediate legal action. Approval of the plan by creditors and potentially a court is usually required for it to become effective. Successful implementation of a restruktureerimiskava can help a distressed company avoid liquidation and emerge as a viable entity. However, failure to adhere to the agreed-upon plan can lead to the company's insolvency proceedings.