Lazydays Holdings (GORV) announced transformative transactions to strengthen its financial position, including the sale of eight dealerships and a comprehensive recapitalization plan. The company will sell seven dealerships and issue common stock to Camping World for $65.5 million, plus one dealership to another buyer for $8 million. The plan includes a $30 million common equity PIPE at $1.03 per share, a planned $25 million rights offering, and conversion of all preferred stock to common stock. These transactions will reduce debt by $65 million, eliminate $68 million in preferred stock obligations, and cut $16 million in interest and dividend payments. Post-transactions, Lazydays expects to have $35 million in cash and $61 million in debt, with 119.5 million shares outstanding.
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