Saks Global secures final approval for one billion dollar bankruptcy loan
A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved $1 billion in new funding for Saks Global today. The retailer reached agreements with luxury vendors to resolve concerns.
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US bankruptcy judge gave final approval today, February 20, 2026, to Saks Global's $1 billion bankruptcy financing. This decision follows the resolution of concerns raised by luxury brand vendors regarding goods provided before the company entered bankruptcy. The court's approval supplies $1 billion in new funding and removes a key legal obstacle in the company's bankruptcy process, enabling the restructuring to move forward.
The final approval was granted after Saks Global reached deals with luxury brand vendors that had previously objected to the financing. These vendors had expressed concerns about the status of merchandise delivered prior to the bankruptcy filing. By settling these disputes, the company cleared the path for the US bankruptcy court to authorize the $1 billion in new funding, which is considered a critical development at this juncture of the proceedings.




