Game publisher THQ has in the United States deferment of payment requested, in order to prevent the company goes bankrupt. The company will be sold; a durfinvesteerder has already shown interest. Customers don’t need brands.
The postponement of payment that the ailing THQ has requested, makes it possible for a company to have a restructuring. The company will probably have operations to sell to the private equity investor Clearlake. That company offers 60 million for the parts of THQ; it is unclear whether it is going to be the company as a whole, or just parts of it.
Next month would be a sale around; until that time, the bills to pay, lend THQ $ 37.5 million dollars from Clearlake and Wells Fargo. The foreign activities of THQ fall outside the scope of the deal and have no deferral of payment requested.
Customers would be none the should notice of the postponement of payment and the company does not plan to staff flow. In a community message signs THQ employee, Jason Rubin, president of THQ and the creator of Crash Bandicoot, that suspension of payment is not uncommon in the United States: large companies such as General Motors, carrier, Delta Airlines, and Marvel Studios would, in the past, a deferment of payment have been requested and will be restored.