Sembcorp Marine Restructuring Proposal
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I was working as a business development manager at Sembcorp Marine for 5 years, and we had to make a proposal to restructure the company. As a team, we put in our best efforts, and it was a challenging task. We went through multiple rounds of meetings, discussions, and presentations to ensure that our proposal was well thought out and presented well. We analyzed the company’s current financial situation, assets, liabilities, and cash flows. We also analyzed its growth strategies, market trends, and ris
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Sembcorp Marine (SCM), a Singapore-based subsidiary of Singapore’s state-owned energy conglomerate, has recently proposed a restructuring strategy to cut $1 billion in operating costs and reduce its debt by an estimated $1 billion, which the company says are essential for its future growth. The company, which had incurred a net loss of S$107 million (US$79 million) for the fiscal year ending March 2012, is seeking an outright sale of three of its four
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Sembcorp Marine is one of the largest marine businesses in Singapore and the biggest in the Asia-Pacific region. The company’s primary business includes the building, managing, and owning of offshore oil rigs in the region. Sembcorp Marine also produces and sells marine products, such as marine engines, generators, and marine propulsion systems. Sembcorp Marine’s key markets are the Middle East and Asia Pacific, and it operates in 14 countries. The company was established in 19
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Sembcorp Marine Restructuring Proposal, written by Sembcorp Marine’s (SCM) Chairman of the Board and CEO Dr Peter Tham: In January 2018, Sembcorp Marine announced plans to undertake a voluntary write-down of USD1.8 billion of long-term debt related to a portfolio of shipping assets, to be undertaken in collaboration with a group of financial and asset management advisors from various leading independent financial institutions. The company also provided further details on its planned
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I came up with a restructuring proposal for Sembcorp Marine, the Singapore-based offshore drilling and construction company. This company had been through some difficult times lately, where they had to restructure their debt and pare down their expenses in order to stay afloat. I decided to take a different approach, which is not often taken in this industry. web The first step I took was to cut the headcount significantly. We reduced our staff by 1,000 people (15% of our workforce) in the last look at this now
