Marine service provider denies distressed sales
Pacific Richfield says it's cutting its fleet by up to half to pare debt amid the market downturn
Singapore
PACIFIC Richfield Marine Pte Ltd has denied that its vessels are being offered for distressed sales as indicated in a report released over the weekend. It also pointed out that its oustanding bank debt was just over US$100 million, not under US$400 million as suggested.
Still, the marine service provider confirmed that it was selling vessels - as much as half its offshore support fleet - to pare debt and expenditure and tide over the market downturn.
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