Extract to table

's (the "Company") funded indebtedness in order to identify the consent thresholds and procedural requirements the Company must satisfy to effectuate the contemplated consensual out-of-court restructuring

Separately, because certain of the proposed amendments implicate "sacred rights" provisions — most significantly, the extension of maturity — each affected Lender whose maturity is being extended must individually consent

However, the exit consent supplemental indenture must be carefully drafted to avoid impairment of the "right to receive payment" under Section 316(b) of the TIA and applicable case law

Because each TLB Lender must individually consent to the extension of its loan's maturity, the Company cannot rely on a majority vote to override a dissenting minority

Non-consenting TLB Lenders would retain their existing maturity of December 15, 2024, creating a bifurcated maturity structure that the Company must address through alternative mechanics, as discussed in Section III

Each individual TLB Lender whose loan maturity is being extended must affirmatively consent to the extension