Keppel not resuming work on Sete Brasil rigs until client restarts payments
Singapore
KEPPEL Corp, the world's largest builder of oil rigs, said it won't resume work for a key Brazilian client until the customer restarts making payments on its orders.
Sete Brasil Participacoes SA, embroiled in a corruption probe known in Brazil as Lava Jato and debating whether it should file for bankruptcy, stopped paying Keppel last year on its orders for rigs. Keppel announced a S$230 million charge in January on the delinquent projects.
Dilma Rousseff's Brazilian presidency is hanging by a thread amid a two-year corruption investigation known as Lava Jato, or Carwash, that has paralysed Congress an…
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