Apollo-Backed Packaging Firm Adapa Kicks Off Debt Overhaul Talks
Adapa, formerly known as Schur Flexibles, is working with law firms Sidley Austin and Hengeler Mueller in negotiations, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing private information. Creditors are working with Milbank LLP, and the group has started to engage with the company on a proposal, the people said.
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