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Seadrill is still in talks with its most important stakeholders about the company’s ongoing refinansierings and oppkapitaliseringsplan. The company has, however, no significant development to report, informs the company in a message on Tuesday afternoon.
the Message comes after the news agency Bloomberg News earlier in the day Tuesday and reported that the main shareholder and chairman of the board John Fredriksen should be ready to inject up to 1.2 billion dollars in a refinancing of the rig-giant.
“We show in this occasion to our previously published communication. The company is in discussions with its stakeholders regarding their refinanserings and oppkapitaliseringsplaner and there have been no significant developments to report about”, states the message on Tuesday afternoon.
Seadrill ceo Per Wullf tells in an e-mail to DN that he did not want to comment on the case further and refers to the message that the company now has sent out.
Powerful large price gains
Seadrill shares were up over 40 percent earlier in the day on Tuesday, but has fallen back and is trading now 21,29 million, up around 20 per cent for the day.
Seadrill has previously communicated that the company will have ready a refinanseringsplan for the company’s interest-bearing debt of nine billion dollars within the beginning of December.
According to Bloombergs information to John Fredriksen reportedly be able to give Seadrill a loan of 0.8 – 1.2 billion dollars in a refinanseringsforslag involving fewer than ten banks. According to the same sources, the proposal does also a avdragsutsettelse to at least 2020.
the Proposal will be further considered by a group of 42 vendors and the company’s bondholders.
Fredriksens deposits will occur as a loans rather than new equity because he considers the debt as a less risky investment than stocks given bransjeutsiktene, informs the sources to Bloomberg.
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