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Plotting The Next Move
Fulfilling Debtwire's Leak about EY's 90-95% Loss-Absorption Proposal and Debt-Equity Swap for Preference Shares and Perpetuals
On Feb 2018, Noble Group booked almost US$5 billion losses and restructuring fees.
If Hyflux is going to announce full-year results on Feb 2019, Hyflux is likely to book over $1 billion in losses due to operating losses, legal & restructuring costs, sudden cost over-runs in TuasOne, valuation-loss for Tuaspring, cumulative distributions for perpetual bonds, cumulative step-up coupons for preference shares, penalty-interests for bank loans, penalties for default of rentals and notes, several project-losses in Middle East and Africa, etc
Ernst & Young's Plot
The massive billion-dollar losses will wipe out all preference shares + perpetual bonds capital ($900m) and existing shareholders' equity to reset the company. The amount will scare all preference shareholders and perpetual bondholders to believe that they are sitting on total-loss and accept the 90-95% capital loss.
Management's Plot
This is the best time to write-off preference shareholders and perpetual bondholders so that it is easier to clock profits for new shareholders which will translate to performance-bonus shares for the management.
Fulfilling Debtwire's Leak about EY's 90-95% Loss-Absorption Proposal and Debt-Equity Swap for Preference Shares and Perpetuals
On Feb 2018, Noble Group booked almost US$5 billion losses and restructuring fees.
If Hyflux is going to announce full-year results on Feb 2019, Hyflux is likely to book over $1 billion in losses due to operating losses, legal & restructuring costs, sudden cost over-runs in TuasOne, valuation-loss for Tuaspring, cumulative distributions for perpetual bonds, cumulative step-up coupons for preference shares, penalty-interests for bank loans, penalties for default of rentals and notes, several project-losses in Middle East and Africa, etc
Ernst & Young's Plot
The massive billion-dollar losses will wipe out all preference shares + perpetual bonds capital ($900m) and existing shareholders' equity to reset the company. The amount will scare all preference shareholders and perpetual bondholders to believe that they are sitting on total-loss and accept the 90-95% capital loss.
Management's Plot
This is the best time to write-off preference shareholders and perpetual bondholders so that it is easier to clock profits for new shareholders which will translate to performance-bonus shares for the management.
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