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Chuck E. Cheese's Parent Joins Other National Eateries Facing Fewer Funding Options

Bankruptcy Judge Approves $200 Million in Financing

CEC Entertainment, the parent company of restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese, revised its exit strategy from bankruptcy court. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
CEC Entertainment, the parent company of restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese, revised its exit strategy from bankruptcy court. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

No would-be buyers have stepped forward to purchase Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza parent CEC Entertainment in a pandemic-driven bankruptcy, prompting attorneys for the Texas-based chain to pivot to a debt-for-equity swap with existing lenders to get out of a situation more U.S. restaurants are facing.

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