FORM
8-K
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FiberMark,
Inc.
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Delaware
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001-12865
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82-0429330
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(State
or other jurisdiction of incorporation)
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(Commission
File Number)
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(IRS
Employer Identification No.)
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FiberMark
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Date:
September 26, 2005
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By:
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/s/
John E. Hanley
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John
E. Hanley
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Vice
President and Chief Financial Officer
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Exhibit
No.
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Description
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Exhibit
99.1*
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Press
Release, Dated September 26, 2005
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
Contact:
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Janice C. Warren |
Director of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications | ||
802 257 5981 |
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To
settle potential causes of action by unsecured creditors against
AIG and
Post and litigation rights held by FiberMark against AIG and Post,
bondholders and all other unsecured creditors—excluding the top three
bondholders—will receive an all-cash payment estimated to provide a 70%
recovery of claim amounts, which was the estimated recovery under
FiberMark’s initial plan of reorganization and compares favorably with the
54% estimated recovery levels under the plan filed in August.
Alternatively, unsecured creditors interested in receiving an equity
position in the reorganized company may elect a distribution that
includes
new common stock along with a partial cash payment, which would provide
an
estimated 62% recovery of claim amounts. Under both options, the
recovery
estimates assume that the current value of the allowed claims remains
unchanged. AIG and Post will contribute to the funding of the cash
payments 8% of unsecured claims, not to exceed $4.2 million. For
unsecured
creditors receiving the all-cash payment, a portion of the cash will
be
provided by Silver Point, which will effectively purchase the stock
otherwise allocable to those creditors.
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Silver
Point will purchase the claims of AIG and Post for a negotiated amount.
As
a result of the purchase, AIG and Post will have no ownership interest
in
the reorganized company.
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AIG,
Post and Silver Point have agreed to vote in favor of the company’s
revised Plan.
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The
potential causes of action held by unsecured creditors against AIG
and
Post and litigation rights held by FiberMark against AIG and Post
will be
released and extinguished under the revised Plan. As a result, the
Plan
will contain no mechanism for litigating any such causes of action.
However, the Plan does not abridge the rights of persons who hold
individual causes of action, as defined in the
Plan.
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AIG,
Post and Silver Point will split the cost of the examiner’s investigation
three ways, subject to a cap totaling $1.75
million.
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