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Singapore court grants oil trader GP Global APAC debt moratorium
The moratorium will keep GP APAC s creditors from independently pursuing legal actions and allow it to resume restructuring efforts.PHOTO: ST FILE
PublishedMar 5, 2021, 7:25 am SGT
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil trader GP Global APAC Pte Ltd has applied to the Singapore High Court for a six-month debt moratorium as its parent company seeks to restructure more than $1 billion dollars in debt, according to a company director, lawyers and a court document.
The parent, GP Global - a major global oil trader and ship fuel supplier based in the United Arab Emirates - said in July it would restructure the group s debt by selling assets after lenders scaled back credit.
GP APAC, which has missed loan payments in recent months, joins a string of defaults among Asian oil trading companies - including Singapore s Hin Leong Trading Pte Ltd, one of Asia s biggest bunker fuel suppliers - in the wake of last year s pandemic-driven crash in oil prices.