OREANDA-NEWS. September 20, 2010. OJSC RBC-TV Moscow (hereinafter, the “Company”) announced the results of restructuring of the RBC’s debt.

As of early September, settlements have been made with 98.5% of RBC’s creditors, which, in turn, brought the group’s aggregate liabilities to creditors down from USD 261m (with the effect of accrued interest) to USD 214m, and the debt currently consists of the following instruments:

5-year bonds worth USD 127m, including Ruble bonds worth USD 3.8m.

8-year bonds worth USD 83m, including Ruble bonds worth USD 2.4m.

5-year warrants in the amount of 20.6m, including call options in the amount of 196,000.

8-year warrants in the amount of 18.2m, including call options in the amount of 246,000.

In order to learn more about the commercial and legal terms of the abovementioned instruments, please visit the http://restruct.rbc.ru website.

The amount of cash payments to creditors as part of the restructuring amounted to USD 31m.

Ruble bonds series BO-04 and BO-05 for a total of the equivalent of USD 4m are still subject to restructuring. For all creditors who have not yet exchanged their debt, but wish to do so in the future, the Company is willing to allow participation in the restructuring on identical terms.

“The completion of the process, which took over a year to agree upon, is the final step in ensuring RBC’s stable financial position. We are absolutely satisfied with the results we have achieved, as they permit us to focus on the holding’s operations and business so as to ensure further steady growth. We would like to express our gratitude to all our creditors for their patience, support and confidence in RBC,” General Director of OJSC RBC-TV Moscow German Kaplun said.