Noble Group’s fate hangs on investors’ vote


SINGAPORE: Singapore-listed Noble Group Ltd faces a make-or-break shareholders’ meeting on Monday as investors vote on a US$3.5bil debt restructuring plan that its creditors and board say is vital to prevent insolvency.

The company, once a global commodity trader with ambitions to rival Glencore or Vitol, has shrunk to an Asian-centric business focused on coal and freight trading after it slashed hundreds of jobs and sold prized assets to cut debt.

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