TalkTalk has successfully negotiated a £400 million refinancing deal with its lenders, aimed at avoiding a potential debt default. The agreement includes an immediate £65 million capital injection from shareholders, including founder Sir Charles Dunstone, followed by an additional £170 million after certain conditions are met. The deal also involves extending the maturities of existing debts to September 2027, providing the company with necessary breathing room to implement its strategic business plans. Leadership changes are set to take place, with CEO Tristia Harrison transitioning to a non-executive director role and CFO James Smith stepping in as the new CEO. The refinancing will include contributions from existing assets such as the Virtual1 subsidiary and customer bases from Ovo and Shell. This restructuring positions TalkTalk to strengthen its market position and operational plans moving forward.