By Stephany Nunneley
After it was announced yesterday that Midway would be filing for restructuring through Chapter 11, a top 30 list of creditors was found. It makes for shocking reading.
Looking over the figures, it shows that Midway owes $281,033,000: the firm’s $167,523,000 isn’t going to cover it by a long shot.
- Wells Fargo Bank – $150,000,000
- Acquisition Holdings Subsidiary – $40,000,000 unsecured loan (Thomas is the mystery man who purchased Midway late in 2008)
- National Amusements, Inc. – $20,147,864
- NBA Properties, Inc. – $17,294,849 (License/royalty settlement)
- Tangible Media, Inc. – $8,675,954
- Warner Bros. Interactive – $6,654,203
- Artificial Mind & Movement – $2,000,000
- Epic Games – $1,975,000 (License/Royalties)
- Walmart – $1,576,035
- Far Sight Technologies – $1,279,151
- Best Buy – $1,114,036
- Target – $934,156
- Technicolor Video Services – $637,769
- Toys R Us – $615,276
- Ditan/Synergex Canada – $578,316
- CBS Outernet – $314,600
- David Zucker – $300,000 (severance pay)
- Multi Packaging Solutions – $287,036
- A.A.F.E.S Headquarters – $276,314
- Kmart – $218,497
- Tigon Studios – $200,000(license/royalties)
- Hollywood Entertainment – $190,982
- TNA Entertainment – $160,000 (license/royalties)
- Professional Films, Inc. – $150,000
- Synergex – Latin America – $149,027
- Pioneer.JB Marketing – $133,353
- Eclipse Advertising – $132,687
- GameStop – $127,250
- Sears & Roebuck – $125,495
More over at GamePolitics.
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