Xerox Holdings Corp. raises cash and aims to reduce its debt by selling claims related to tariff refunds at a discount, according to Bloomberg and Investing.com. The company completes the transaction as part of efforts to manage a significant amount of debt maturing over the next three years. By monetizing the refund claims, Xerox brings forward proceeds that would otherwise be received later, while taking a discount to secure liquidity sooner. The move is framed as a way to address “looming” maturities and lessen pressure on its balance sheet during the coming period. Neither source indicates that the decision changes the timing or eligibility of the underlying tariff refund claims; rather, it focuses on converting those expected receipts into immediate funding. Overall, the reporting aligns on the core elements: Xerox sells tariff refund claims for less than their face value to generate cash and supports its strategy to reduce debt obligations that are scheduled to come due in the near to mid term.