Lycra exits Chapter 11 with overhaul

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The Lycra Company has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy with new owners, a lighter debt load and a refreshed leadership team 

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WILMINGTON – US-based fibre specialist The Lycra Company emerged from Chapter 11 protection on 20th May after completing a court-supervised financial restructuring that cuts more than US$1.2bn of long-term debt.

However, with cost and risk now under closer scrutiny at both brand and mill level, sourcing executives will be watching how the new owners balance balance-sheet repair with continued funding for innovation and sustainability programmes across Lycra’s global manufacturing footprint.

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