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From: | "Philip Robinson" <pcr@ihug.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 1 Nov 2001 12:02:00 +1300 |
Argentina's economy is deteriorating rapidly. Argentina's government
yesterday said it will default on at least $US38 billion in international debt.
Argentina's bonds are already rated lowest in the world by Moody's Investors
Service.
Yesterday, the 2005 floating rate bond was trading at a record
41.2%.
Between July 1997 and the end of December last year, Force pumped
$61.6 million into Argentina. Earlier this year it wrote off $43.9 million,
mostly from its Argentinian assets.
Its latest plan is to pour up to
$US6.5 million more in to Argentina.
Sky City, which announced a
two-for-one share split at yesterday's annual shareholders' meeting, says it
remains "confident we will achieve our investment objectives with Force. Once
the necessary capital restructuring of Force has been completed, we are
confident the results of Force and the synergies we anticipate for Sky City will
demonstrate the validity of this investment initiative."
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