proposed revision to the terms and conditions regarding the collateral maintenance against the principal debt by allowing the issuer to redeem or return the full or partial value of the assets used as
electronically on 9 April 2025 at 14.00 hours to consider the following matters: (1) Granting an exemption from an event of default under the terms and conditions for the bond issuer's modification of debt
consider the following matters: (1) a waiver of an event of default under the terms and conditions for the bond issuer’s modification of the debt repayment and/or negotiations of debt restructuring with
conditions* for the following actions, which may be deemed as entering into a contract with any one or multiple creditors for the purpose of debt restructuring that has the characteristics of debt payment
EP24DA, EP253A, EP249A and EP259A bonds to extend the maturity dates, which may be deemed as entering into a contract with one or multiple creditors for the purpose of debt restructuring that provides
default under the terms and conditions in cases where the bond issuer revises the debt repayment conditions and/or engages in debt restructuring negotiations with financial institutions or other creditors
) Granting a waiver from an event of default under the terms and conditions in cases where the bond issuer revises the debt repayment conditions and/or engages in debt restructuring negotiations with financial
maintain the Net Debt to Equity Ratio of 3.25:1 according to the consolidated financial statements ending 30 June 2024; Agenda item 2: Cancellation of the bond issuer’s duty to maintain the
company’s compliance with the terms and conditions regarding the maintenance of the debt-to-equity ratio at the end of the quarter or at the end of the fiscal year without being deemed a cause of default
income. In addition, many GSTEL creditors are filing lawsuits against the company for debt repayment. IFA therefore views that it is unnecessary to extend the repayment period as the extension is