PHS gets 89% on board for loan extensions

September 14, 2012 12:00 am

UK workplace services provider PHS Group has been left with less than £60m of debt maturing by 2015 after 89% of lenders agreed to push out the maturities of their loans to 2016 by the September 12 deadline.

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