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Nam Cheong bags RM317.1 million in regional vessel charter deals
[SINGAPORE] Sarawak-based offshore marine firm Nam Cheong has secured vessel charter contracts worth up to RM317.1 million (S$94.5 million) from regional oil majors.
Hot stock: Nam Cheong jumps 19.2% after RM1.2 billion in contract wins
The company will charter a total of 12 vessels under the deal
Nam Cheong defends board composition as SGX-ST queries Code non-compliance
MALAYSIAN offshore support vessel builder Nam Cheong defended its board composition on Wednesday (May 25) when asked why it had not ensured that its independent directors (IDs) make up a majority of t...
Nam Cheong auditor issues disclaimer of opinion on FY2021 financial statements
NAM Cheong said that its auditor has issued a disclaimer of opinion on the offshore support vessel builder's use of the "going-concern" basis of accounting for its FY2021 financial statements.
Nam Cheong's current assets 'unlikely to adequately meet' RM1.38b in liabilities
MALAYSIAN offshore support vessel builder Nam Cheong, which is trying to restructure its debts to "ride out this incredibly challenging market environment", on Friday said its board is still unable to...
Nam Cheong unable to pay interest on loan amid 'severe' cash flow constraints
MALAYSIAN offshore support vessel builder Nam Cheong on Monday said it needs to suspend the upcoming payment of its term loan's cash interest coming due on June 30.
Nam Cheong to hold AGM by June 29 after two-month deadline extension
MAINBOARD-LISTED shipbuilder Nam Cheong, which last week warned that it was mulling over a restructuring, said on Sunday that it will hold its annual general meeting by June 29.
Corporate digest
OFFSHORE vessel builder Nam Cheong's indirect subsidiary SKOSV SDN BHD has clinched three-year chartering contracts for three offshore support vessels worth about RM80 million (S$26.3 million), with a...
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THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Friday:
