Landmarks indirect unit told to propose debt plan


PETALING JAYA: PT Bintan Hotel Utama (BHU), an indirect subsidiary of Landmarks Bhd that operates a resort and other attractions at the Treasure Bay Bintan resort city in Indonesia, has been ordered by a commercial court to propose a plan to restructure its debts.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday, the resort developer and manager said the Medan commercial court had ordered a temporary suspension of payments by BHU following a petition filed by PT Rancang Adhya Selaras (RAS). This is to enable BHU to propose a composition plan to its creditors

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