JAKARTA. Hard coking-coal miner PT Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metal is seeking a longer maturity period for the company’s debts with Standard Chartered Bank. President director Alexander Ramlie said Borneo had proposed an extension of the maturity period for between US$300 million to $500 million of its debts to the bank to seven to eight years from five years at present. The loan’s outstanding amount stood at $795 million as of the end of September.
Borneo proposes debt restructuring plan
JAKARTA. Hard coking-coal miner PT Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metal is seeking a longer maturity period for the company’s debts with Standard Chartered Bank. President director Alexander Ramlie said Borneo had proposed an extension of the maturity period for between US$300 million to $500 million of its debts to the bank to seven to eight years from five years at present. The loan’s outstanding amount stood at $795 million as of the end of September.