MARC: MEX II’s sukuk, junior bonds at risk for imminent default


KUALA LUMPUR: Tolled-road concessionaire MEX II Sdn Bhd’s sukuk and junior bonds remain at risk for imminent default as liquidity remains severely strained and there is no headway yet to revamp its financial obligations.

Malaysian Rating Corporation (MARC) has highlighted MEX II’s RM1.3bil sukuk murabahah programme and RM150mil junior bonds which carry ratings of CIS/C remain at risk due to looming repayment ahead.

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