Kodak reaches improved financing deal worth $830M

NEW YORK –

Buyers and industry affiliates pass by the Kodak exhibit at the 2012 International CES tradeshow, Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012, in Las Vegas. AP FILE PHOTO/Julie Jacobson

The new package also has a longer maturity and lower fees. The offer comes from a committee of 10 institutional investors who all hold senior secured notes in Kodak.

The Rochester, New York, company said the funds will allow it to complete its reorganization and emerge from bankruptcy protection in the first half of next year.

The financing is subject to bankruptcy court approval and requires the company to complete the sale of its digital imaging patent portfolio for at least $500 million.

Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection in January after struggling to adapt to the world of digital photography.

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