Paul Revere

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ—American Banknote (ABN), which traces its roots to 1795 and Paul Revere as an original printer of United States currency, has emerged from bankruptcy protection for the first time since 1991. Under the terms of the reorganization, American Bank-note emerges with a restructured balance sheet, featuring a reduction of debt of more than $1 million (including accrued, but unpaid, interest) and a significant increase in shareholder equity. "We are very pleased to leave the bankruptcy behind us, and to emerge with strengthened resources and liquidity," says CFO Patrick Gentile. Steve Singer, American Bank-note CEO, adds that with the bankruptcy behind them, the

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