Swiber's troubles show urgency is needed in fixing debt: consultancy
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SINGAPORE'S offshore oil services companies and marine engineering firms are leaving it too late to reorganise finances to survive an industry slump, raising the risk of steep losses on their bonds, a debt restructuring consultancy said.
The lack of urgency means lenders have time to take on more security for their loans, leaving bondholders with poor recovery prospects, Kurt Metzger, a Singapore-based director at GEM Advisory, said.
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