Earnings recovery seen for YTL Power


The company’s shares fell one sen to close at 70 sen yesterday

PETALING JAYA: Recovery in earnings for YTL Power International Bhd is now likely to be seen in two years’ time following the delay in the commissioning of its 45%-owned shale-fired Attarat Power Plant in Jordan.

The US$2.1bil, 470 megawatt (MW) shale oil power plant in Attarat, Jordan was seen as the next money spinner for the utility outfit.

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