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PARIS -Debt-laden French IT company Atos on Monday confirmed it had received four distinct offers from investors to restructure its debt and inject cash into the business, adding it would decide which one to pursue by the end of the month.
The company on Monday also confirmed that a first agreement for a temporary credit facility of 100 million euros was signed with some of its creditors, while talks with banks and the state to provide another 350 million euros had also made progress.
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