Mitel has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 restructuring after eliminating approximately $1.15 billion in debt, cutting annual interest costs by around $135 million, and securing an additional $125 million in funding. With this stronger balance sheet, the company is now poised to accelerate its hybrid-first strategy, focusing on AI-driven unified communications and contact center solutions, including a co-developed hybrid offering with Zoom and enhancements targeted at frontline industries. Despite the restructuring, Mitel maintained steady performance in its Q1 2025 results—including growth in Germany—and is now positioned to reinvigorate product investment, support long-term lifecycle needs for its global customer base, and re-establish itself as a dependable partner in the crowded UC market. Learn more at UC Today.