KOREA's debt-ridded Hyundai Merchant Marine has
announced plans to raise US$140 million by selling shares in Los
Angeles' California United Terminal and Tacoma's Washington United Terminals.
Private equity firm Lindsay Goldberg is the preferred
bidder and the deal involves the sale of convertible preferred stock, reports Lloyd's
List.
With the sale expected to close in the first quarter of
2015, the Hyundai Group is trying to raise cash to raise KWN3.3 trillion
(US$3.2 billion) to meet maturing debt.
Already, Japanese private equity firm Orix
Group has purchased a majority share in July of Hyundai Logistics Co from
Hyundai Group.
HMM also sold 80 per cent of its LNG tanker fleet to
investment company IMM and last month, and announced the sale of 6.2 million
convertible preferred shares to Hong Kong investment company Market
Vantage, raising KWN60 billion.
HMM narrowed its second quarter operating loss 87 per
cent to KWN47.6 billion year on year, also reported a net profit of KWN70.1
billion without explaining the cause of the one-off gain that had it back in
the black, noted Lloyd's List.
Source : HKSG.
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