falcon energy
Falcon Energy to delist on Nov 15
The company has made and failed at several attempts at restructuring
High Court orders Falcon Energy to wind up after multiple failed restructuring attempts
SINGAPORE’S High Court on Friday (Apr 5) issued a winding-up order to Singapore-listed offshore and marine player Falcon Energy Group, more than five years after the company suspended the trading of i...
Falcon Energy Group and subsidiary file affidavits ahead of Monday hearing
DEBT-HIT offshore and marine company Falcon Energy Group and its subsidiary Asetanian Marine have, on July 9, filed their respective affidavits containing their respective revised scheme documents, Fa...
Falcon Energy, subsidiary move to call creditor votes
DEBT-HIT offshore and marine group Falcon Energy and its Asetanian Marine subsidiary have both moved to call creditor meetings to vote on compromises or schemes of arrangement, mainboard-listed Falcon...
Corporate digest
OFFSHORE and marine company Falcon Energy on Tuesday said that the High Court has extended its debt moratorium by about one more month to Nov 30 from Oct 26 previously.
Falcon Energy gets another month of court protection against creditors
OFFSHORE and marine company Falcon Energy on Tuesday said the High Court has extended its debt moratorium by about one more month to Nov 30 from Oct 26 previously.
Falcon Energy suspends coupon payment, share trading as it embarks on debt revamp
OFFSHORE and marine company Falcon Energy Group announced during the midday trading break on Friday that it will suspend coupon payment on notes due on Jan 19 as it embarks on a complete debt overhaul...
Falcon Energy to undertake complete debt revamp, suspends trading
OFFSHORE and marine company Falcon Energy Group announced during midday trading break on Friday that it will suspend coupon payment on notes due on Jan 19 as it embarks on a complete debt overhaul. Th...
Winners and losers among Singapore companies in current oil surge
Crude's 30% price jump this year holds out hope for O&G players; but oil consuming firms need to act to soften blow
Stocks to watch: Global Invacom, Sunningdale Tech, Falcon Energy, Vicom, Mapletree Logistics Trust
THE following companies saw new developments which may affect trading of their shares on Wednesday:
