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Singapore-listed TT International seeks more time to repay debt

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Angela Tan

Angela Tan

Published Thu, Jul 20, 2017 · 02:45 AM

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TT International plans to convene a meeting with its scheme creditors on July 31 to seek extensions of certain debt payments.

The Singapore-listed consumer electronics retailer company is being restructured under a scheme of arrangement since April 2010.

It is also seeking the go-ahead for various sales, including a significant stake in TTA Holdings to Jingyi Group Co Ltd for A$1 million (S$1 million).

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