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Johnny Widjaja, an Indonesian magnate, has expressed interest in investing as much as S$300 million ($215 million) in Hyflux as quickly as possible, the troubled water company said in a filing to SGX Friday. Among other stipulations, Widjaja said the current management, including CEO Olivia Lum, must remain in place and no part of the group could be placed in judicial management or liquidation. Widjaja was previously the head of consumer goods and chemical maker Tira Austenite, as well as having roles at Menara Duta and Widjajatunggal Sejahtera, according to Bloomberg data.
In a memo dated 4 June, which Hyflux filed to SGX, the water company said its medium-term noteholders planned to reject the revised offer because they wanted cash and not equity. The Securities Investors Association (SIAS) also continued to have concerns about the offer, Hyflux said
The deeply indebted water player had filed for court protection from creditors in May 2018, after an oversupply of gas in Singapore resulted in depressed electricity prices, leading to losses for the company. Hyflux’s unsecured debt load stands at nearly S$3 billion.
https://www.dealstreetasia.com/stories/hyflux-gets-fresh-lifeline-194784/
In a memo dated 4 June, which Hyflux filed to SGX, the water company said its medium-term noteholders planned to reject the revised offer because they wanted cash and not equity. The Securities Investors Association (SIAS) also continued to have concerns about the offer, Hyflux said
The deeply indebted water player had filed for court protection from creditors in May 2018, after an oversupply of gas in Singapore resulted in depressed electricity prices, leading to losses for the company. Hyflux’s unsecured debt load stands at nearly S$3 billion.
https://www.dealstreetasia.com/stories/hyflux-gets-fresh-lifeline-194784/