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Thames Water said creditors holding more than 75% of its class A debt had backed an agreement in support of a funding proposal.

Thames Water has won support from three-quarters of its creditors for an emergency funding deal which would throw the struggling utility company a £3 billion lifeline. The firm said on Wednesday that creditors holding more than 75% of its Class A debt ...

Britain's Thames Water said on Wednesday that creditors holding more than 75% of its Class A debt had backed a 3 billion pound ($3.82 billion) funding lifeline, giving it breathing space to shore up its finances and avoid nationalisation.