Hatten Land says units seeking debt restructuring owe RM605m
Fiona Lam
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TWO Hatten Land subsidiaries owe a combined RM605 million (S$196.9 million) to scheme creditors, although the bulk of these debts will be erased as they are owed to group entities.
In a filing late Thursday night, the Catalist-listed property developer said total debt under MDSA Resources' proposed scheme of arrangement is about RM322 million. Some 79 per cent of this is owed to entities within the Hatten Land group, and will be eliminated at consolidation.
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