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Petrofac has extended its forbearance agreement concerning the non-payment of interest on its senior secured notes until November 15, 2024.
The agreement involves an ad hoc group of noteholders representing approximately 47% of the outstanding senior secured notes.
The company is actively engaging with creditors and stakeholders to finalize terms for a proposed financial restructuring.
Petrofac Ltd. (LSE:PFC) has announced an extension of its forbearance agreement regarding the non-payment of interest on its senior secured notes, moving the deadline from October 18 to November 15, 2024. This decision aims to provide the company with additional time to navigate its financial challenges amid ongoing discussions with key stakeholders.
The forbearance agreement involves an ad hoc group of noteholders who represent around 47% of the outstanding senior secured notes, as well as other acceding noteholders. Petrofac's management is actively engaged in dialogue with creditors, key clients, and stakeholders to finalize the terms of a proposed financial restructuring. The company aims to announce a lock-up agreement with the final terms in the coming weeks.
In conjunction with this forbearance extension, Petrofac has reiterated its commitment to closely manage its financial obligations. The company is currently addressing its revolving credit facility and term loans, which are due to mature on October 25. As part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, Petrofac has indicated that it does not anticipate making payments on these facilities by their maturity date.
The situation reflects the broader challenges facing Petrofac as it seeks to stabilize its financial position and enhance its operational viability. The company's leadership remains focused on securing a sustainable path forward, balancing the interests of stakeholders while working to restore confidence in its financial health. As developments unfold, further updates will be provided regarding the company's restructuring efforts and the implications for its operations and obligations.
