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RathGibson Inc. announced on July 13 that it has
begun reorganization proceedings under Chapter 11 of the United States
Bankruptcy Code. In a press statement, President/CEO Mike Schwartz said demand
for its specialty pipe and tube products was down 50% from 2008’s
record-setting levels, and court papers listed the company’s total assets at
$305.1 million and total debt of $319.2 million. Court papers asserted that the
company sought relief after its bank cut access to a line of
credit.
Schwartz said the “reduction in demand combined with our leveraged position
necessitates this action. We will emerge from this process stronger than ever.”
He emphasized that the Chapter 11 filing should have no impact on day-to-day
operations.
The company reported revenues for its fiscal year ended Jan. 31 at $324
million, down 7% from $350 million in the company’s fiscal year that ended Jan.
31, 2008.
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