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Braskem Debt Talks Drag on With No Deal Days Ahead of Deadline

Bloomberg Markets Friday 21 August 2026, 12:25 UTC By Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo 1 min read
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Braskem SA said talks with creditors have intensified, but have yet to produce an agreement, with a deadline on a court-ordered shield from enforcement actions set to expire in just three days.

Braskem SA said talks with creditors have intensified, but have yet to produce an agreement, with a deadline on a court-ordered shield from enforcement actions set to expire in just three days.
Braskem Debt Talks Drag on With No Deal Days Ahead (ORG)
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