Noble raised their current shareholders' stake from 10% to 15% in the post-restructuring company.

And here is a Singaporean venture capitalist's investment in an Irish "agtech" firm.

It signed a contract with Mitsui AP with an option to order another similar tanker.

It questioned the three new UK-based directors, which were had no experience in Singapore companies.

It said shareholders’ votes on the deal should not affect their entitlement to get shares in the restructured company.

It is seeking a compensation of US$260m.

Still, it expects more support from senior creditors for its restructuring.

This follows top shareholder Goldilocks filing a lawsuit against him and the company.

$5.5m worth of shares were sold in less than a week as Noble approaches a bond default.

It will offer consumers two clean energy subscription plans as the power market readies for liberalisation.

In their breakdown, there was a lump sum payment of $3.8m and a loan written off for $3.82m.

And O&M firm Gaylin Holdings receives a US$100m investment and completes restructuring.

Senior creditors advised it to wait for the final terms of its debt restructuring plan.

But others are sceptical of an independent advisor’s impact on the deal.

Whilst the deal is only set to be modestly sized at US$300m, analysts see this as sign of SGX's enduring appeal in luring new Asian listings...

It aims to reduce 60,000 tonnes of e-waste generated annually.

The company issued and redeemed three medium term notes worth $101m.

The remuneration is more than the US$15m than Noble has offered to pay its perpetual bondholders.

This is part of their goal to power 50% of their data centres worldwide with renewables.