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Xerox is swapping some of its debt to push back payment deadlines.

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Xerox expects to cut debt principal by about $53 million and move $121 million of payments from 2028 to 2030. Holders get secured notes and new shares, and earlier forecast cuts and a stopped dividend show strain, but debt relief helps.

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That gives Xerox more time before payments come due and leaves it owing less principal. The company says the deal also aims to preserve cash. Noteholders receive secured debt and new shares, and earlier forecast cuts and a stopped dividend show strain. The stated debt cut and extra time to repay still make this helpful for Xerox.

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