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As of Jan 2025, Sapura had borrowings of around RM1.08 billion, while cash and equivalents improved to about RM463 million. It also sold its 50% stake in SapuraOMV to Total Energies for about US$705.3 million, helped reduce the debt.
1.Debt restructuring in progress, cash flow improved.
2. Government-backed MDH injection, Bursa approval secured.
3. Profitability returned in FY2025 after years of losses
4. PLSV business and new contracts supporting order book.
Risks-
1.Still high debt and complex financial structure.
2. Dilution risk from restructuring and new securities.
3. Global oil & gas market volatility may affect earnings.
4. PN17 status still in place, investor confidence needs time.