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Saturday, 20 March 2010

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Beleaguered Suzlon goes back to CB restructuring table

IFR Asia 638 - March 6, 2010

After spending the most part of 2009 on an arduous CB restructuring exercise, India’s Suzlon Energy, the world’s fifth-largest wind turbine maker, is asking bondholders to come back to the drawing board. The company has also dropped Deutsche Bank from the restructuring mandate and will rely solely on Macquarie for advice.

Foreign bondholders put more pressure on Wockhardt

IFR Asia 635 - February 6, 2010

Beleaguered Indian pharma company Wockhardt’s troubles took a turn for the worse last week after foreign holders of a defaulted US$110m zero-coupon CB upped the pressure on the company with a wind-up petition and demands for a reopening of its debt restructuring.

Garuda restructuring draws to a close under tax cloud

IFR Asia 629 - December 12, 2009

New tax regulations introduced by Indonesian tax authorities in mid-November threaten to push national carrier Garuda back into restructuring, potentially upsetting a debt restructuring that has taken four years of arduous negotiations involving mountains of paperwork.

Negative views

IFR Asia 640 - March 20, 2010

Refinancing risks are weighing on Malaysian utility firm Ranhill’s rating, prompting Fitch to downgrade the stable outlook on its B corporate rating to negative. The agency also affirmed the B- senior unsecured rating on its outstanding US$220m nominal value 12.5% due 2011 issue.

Battle of the REITs: CIT squares up to MI-REIT..

IFR Asia 626 - November 21, 2009

Just when it thought it had bridged a S$300m (US$216m) funding gap and ensured its survival, MacarthurCook Industrial REIT faces the prospect that its proposed recapitalisation plan could be derailed by a rival trust.

Still talking

IFR Asia 638 - March 6, 2010

ASX-listed Macquarie DDR Trust said on March 5 discussions with lenders to extend debt maturities are progressing, but “there can be no assurance given that a successful outcome will be negotiated”.