KPNQwest is running out of cash.

KPNQwest, the pan-European data communications company owned by KPN and the US’ Qwest, said it won't have enough cash to survive this year unless the Dutch provider of Internet access to companies can lower its debt, sell assets or find a buyer. Bankers have stopped letting KPNQwest draw on an existing credit line, which is needed to meet its funding requirements for all of 2002, the company said in an e-mail published by the Bloomberg press agency, adding that there is a substantial risk that its bonds and shares are worthless. KPNQwest, whose clients include Dell Computer Corp., amassed debt of € 1.800 million building a 50-city European fibre-optic network just before prices for telecommunications services collapsed. The company is currently talking with banks and investors about options to save the company, including reorganizing its finances.
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