Integratel Peru says bondholder protections lose practical effect under insolvency law; creditors must pursue claims in INDECOPI process

• Peru’s securities regulator questioned disclosure tied to a March 27, 2026 bondholder-meeting notice for the Fourth Program of Bonos Corporativos Telefonica del Peru.
• The issuer argued the bonds’ contractual enforcement mechanisms are largely inoperative due to prior acceleration and an ongoing ordinary insolvency proceeding.
• It cited Peru’s insolvency law as suspending payment enforceability from May 17, 2025, barring individual enforcement, ending default-interest accrual.
• The company said bond claims remain valid and must be pursued through the insolvency process, with recoveries set by a creditor-approved restructuring instrument.
• It plans to report future bondholder-meeting calls as material events, even when deemed procedural, following the regulator’s comments.

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