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Sapura Vitality Restructuring in ‘Closing Phases’

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Last updated: 2025/07/01 at 8:03 AM
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Malaysian oil and fuel contractor Sapura Vitality Bhd.’s restructuring plan to revive monetary stability is getting into its “ultimate levels,” in keeping with the corporate’s first-quarter earnings assertion.

Regulator Bursa Malaysia’s approval of the blueprint to restructure debt places the corporate on a path to exit its financially distressed classification set by Malaysia’s inventory alternate, the corporate stated.

The nation’s anti-graft company stated in March it was investigating the cash-strapped firm, which reported a internet loss within the quarter resulted in April, for alleged misappropriation of funds. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that month he ordered an audit of the agency and alter of administration. He additionally authorized a 1.1 billion ringgit ($262.5 million) injection into the corporate, however denied that it was a bailout. 

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Sapura Vitality’s restructuring is “aimed toward addressing the group’s unsustainable debt ranges and restoring monetary stability,” in keeping with its assertion. “Restructuring efforts stay on observe and have entered the ultimate levels.”

The corporate stated the plan will assist cut back whole borrowings to five.6 billion ringgit from 10.8 billion ringgit, with out giving a timeframe.

Sapura Vitality reported a first-quarter internet lack of 478.0 million ringgit in contrast with a revenue of 82.1 million ringgit a 12 months in the past. It cited a difficult challenge in Angola, in addition to decrease exercise throughout the oil trade’s operations, upkeep and drilling segments, for the loss.


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