Sapura Energy secures second AIP from financiers for restructuring


KUALA LUMPUR: Sapura Energy Bhd has received confirmation from the Corporate Debt Restructuring Committee (CDRC) on Jan 11, 2025, that MCF Financiers, holding at least 75% of the multi-currency financing facilities, have approved additional terms of the company’s proposed restructuring scheme (PRS), known as the second approval-in-principle (AIP).

Since September 2022, Sapura Energy and the MCF Financiers have been engaged in CDRC-mediated negotiations to reach an accord on the PRS, for which the MCF Financiers provided the first AIP in December 2023.

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