New York, Feb 11, 2026, 06:50 EST — Premarket
- QVC Group shares plunged 66% at the close on Tuesday, following a report that the company is in discussions with creditors over a possible debt overhaul.
- The discussions might take shape via Chapter 11, the U.S. bankruptcy framework that lets companies keep running as they reorganize debt.
- Investors are eyeing both company disclosures and the Feb. 26 quarterly numbers for hints on liquidity and how refinancing might play out.
Shares of QVC Group Inc’s Series A (QVCGA) tumbled 66.1% to finish at $3.74 on Tuesday, after Bloomberg News disclosed the home-shopping company is negotiating with creditors over a possible debt restructuring tied to Chapter 11 bankruptcy. 1
The slump is significant—if QVC ends up restructuring in court, shareholders would be last in line, with lenders and bondholders hashing out claims over what’s left. QVC has already been squeezed by dwindling TV audiences and shoppers who are choosier these days, so there’s not much margin for error.
The clock is ticking. QVC last quarter pointed to an October 2026 maturity on its senior secured bank credit facility, warning that the debt shifts to current status once the one-year mark hits. 2
A wild session Tuesday saw the stock swing from near $2.88 up to $11.16 before the close. Volume hit around 1.5 million shares, per Investing.com data. 3
“Limit up-limit down” market curbs kicked in for a short stretch, triggering a pause when the stock’s swing got too sharp. 4
QVC Group moves consumer products via its QVC and HSN TV channels as well as online, while Cornerstone Brands—home and apparel lines—are also under its umbrella. 5
The company’s balance sheet is under strain. QVC Group listed total debt at $6.615 billion as of Sept. 30, including $2.9 billion drawn on its senior secured bank credit lines. Liquidity looked tight, with only $181 million left to tap at the end of the quarter. “We reduced the year-over-year rate of revenue decline in our QxH segment despite the decline in linear television viewership,” chief executive David Rawlinson said at the time. 6
Investors won’t have to wait long for more numbers. QVC Group plans to release its fourth-quarter earnings ahead of the bell on Feb. 26, with executives holding a conference call at 8:30 a.m. ET. 7
The road ahead isn’t straightforward. An out-of-court settlement might give the company some breathing room. But if it comes down to a Chapter 11 filing, shareholders could be staring down significant dilution — or potentially losing everything — hinging on what lenders say they’re owed.
