Shares & Derivatives
Jaya Holdings – Q2-2010 results briefing takeaways……debt restructuring better than expected!!
By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog  •  February 12, 2010
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..doing more work but definitely worth keeping on the radar screen
In my February 1, 2010 blog, I talked about Jaya Holdings being interesting after the Courts approved its debt restructing plan.  But no details were available then and I was worried about possible dilution from debt capitalisation. The company revealed details of the debt restructing last night at an analysts briefing attended by one of our analyst.  The debt restructing plan is very attractive and good for Jaya shareholders.  S$362mn of existing borrowings will be converted into a 5 year secured note in US$.  No principal repayment for the first 2 years and repayments of S$66mn in 2012, S$85mn in 2013 and S$211.6mn in 2014.  Interest is 2.5% above Libor.  There are some dividend restrictions but the conditions were not disclosed.  This deal means no dilution of the company's existing share base from debt capitalisation and also an orderly repayment of the debt. Read more...
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By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog
Kevin began his working life in the regional and economics division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He then moved to the private sector analyzing equities before venturing out to start NRA Capital. After 25 years of watching stocks and living through financial disarray during the Pan Electric Crisis, the 1987 Crash, the Barings debacle, the Gulf War, Asian financial crisis - what can sub-prime do but add another scar to already bruised wounds. Ever since starting his blog, Kevin has been enthusiastically giving his personal views on the market. He discusses about equities, the market turmoil, and the broad economy.
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