Hyflux gets court order for April 5 scheme meeting
Singapore
HYFLUX has convinced a Singapore High Court to order a scheme meeting for creditors on April 5, where they will vote on whether to accept its proposed rescue plan.
Justice Aedit Abdullah also ruled on Thursday that holders of Hyflux's S$400 million perpetual preference shares issued in 2011 and S$500 million perpetual capital securities issued in 2016 will be schemed as one class, as proposed by Hyflux.
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