Cafwyd cyhoeddiad pellach ar 18 Gorffennaf gan un o landlordiaid Southern Cross,  NHP Health Care, sydd berchen ar y rhan fwyaf o’r cartrefi gofal yng Nghymru a effeithiwyd. Cadarnhaodd NHP ei fod wedi cadw oddeutu £14m o daliadau llog ar fenthyciad  er mwyn gwneud darpariaeth ar gyfer gofynion cyfalaf gweithio cwmni newydd y mae NHP yn disgwyl iddo ymddangos ar ddiwedd y broses gydsyniol bresennol o ailstrwythuro. Nododd NHP bod Court Cavendish, yr arbenigwyr iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol sy’n cynghori NHP, wedi derbyn yn amodol y gwahoddiad i ymuno â NHP i sefydlu’r cwmni gweithredol newydd hwn. Datganodd NHP ei fod, ar ddiwedd y cyfnod trosglwyddo pedwar mis a gytunwyd, yn bwriadu creu cwmni gweithredol newydd gyda Court Cavendish er mwyn gosod ei 249 o gartrefi yn y DU ar sylfaen ariannol cadarn, ac i ddarparu sicrwydd a dilyniant mewn gofal. Bydd y cwmni newydd hwn yn parhau i ddibynnu ar staff presennol Southern Cross, sy’n rheoli 249 o gartrefi (gan gynnwys cartrefi yng Nghymru) a’r gwasanaethau cefn swyddfa a ddarperir gan seilwaith presennol Southern Cross i sicrhau dilyniant mewn gofal a pharhad gweithrediadau.
A further announcement was made on 18 July by one of Southern Cross’ landlords, NHP Health Care, who own the majority of the care homes in Wales affected. NHP confirmed that it has retained approximately £14m of imminently due loan interest payments in order to make provision for the working capital requirements of a new operating company that NHP expects to emerge at the end of the current consensual restructuring process. They advised that Court Cavendish, the health and social care specialists currently retained as advisers to NHP, had provisionally accepted its invitation to join NHP in setting up this new operating company. NHP stated that it intends at the end of the agreed four month handover period, to create with Court Cavendish a new operating company in order to put its 249 homes in the UK onto a firm financial footing and to provide certainty and continuity of care.  This new company will continue to rely on the existing Southern Cross staff who manage its 249 homes (including those in Wales) and the back office services delivered by Southern Cross' existing infrastructure to ensure continuity of care and operations.