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Asciano gets debt in order with coal in mind

by Rob McKay last modified Dec 22, 2009 10:59 AM

Asciano has met its debt due in May and will have no further repayments for 30 months, the rail and ports firm said yesterday after brokering a deal with its banks.

  
Asciano gets debt in order with coal in mind

Loaded up: Asciano marks first stage of balance sheet restructure

The new agreements will leave the company with $846m in undrawn balance as of November 30, giving it "significant financial flexibility to pursue our strategy," Asciano managing director Mark Rowsthorn said.

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