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staff members who were hired from 2002 onwards in line with the revised management and reporting structure<br />

and new business focus of our Group. In 2004, we started building offshore marine vessels.<br />

Save as disclosed above, to the best of our Directors’ knowledge, we are not in any breach of any terms<br />

and conditions or covenants associated with any credit arrangements or bank loans which could materially<br />

affect our financial position and results or business operations or the investments of our Shareholders.<br />

Indebtedness Since 31 May 2008 to the Latest Practicable Date<br />

As at the Latest Practicable Date, we have obtained a vessel construction loan of US$85.0 million from<br />

UOB, a revolving credit facility of S$20.0 million, two vessel construction facilities in an aggregate amount of<br />

US$29.0 million from RHB Bank Berhad, and an overdraft facility of S$1.0 million from HSBC. In June<br />

2008, we converted S$52.0 million of the amounts due from us to Brizill International into the Brizill Term<br />

Loan. See “— Borrowings — Net Amount Owing to Interested Person”.<br />

The loan facility of US$85.0 million from UOB is in relation to the construction of four vessels. The<br />

respective tranche in relation to each vessel is (a) US$20.0 million which expires on 28 February 2009,<br />

(b) US$20.0 million which expires on 30 April 2009, (c) US$22.5 million which expires on 30 September<br />

2009 and, (d) US$22.5 million which expires on 31 December 2009. This facility is secured by a charge over<br />

certain of our foreign currency fixed deposits placed with UOB and an assignment to UOB of the relevant<br />

shipbuilding contracts, sale proceeds and proceeds from builder risk insurance policies. The facility is subject<br />

to the condition that Yaw Chee Siew maintains no less than a 30% interest in our Company. The facility<br />

carries a floating interest rate based on SIBOR plus a margin of 1.75% per annum. The amount utilised under<br />

this facility, as at the Latest Practicable Date was US$56.7 million.<br />

The revolving credit facility of S$20.0 million from RHB Bank Berhad is secured by a personal guarantee<br />

provided by Yaw Chee Siew. This facility carries a floating interest rate based on SIBOR plus a margin of<br />

2.375% per annum. The amount utilised under this facility, as at the Latest Practicable Date was<br />

S$20.0 million.<br />

We have obtained two vessel construction loans in an aggregate amount of US$14.0 million from RHB<br />

Bank Berhad for the construction of two AHTS vessels which will expire on 10 July 2009. These loans can be<br />

converted into term loans of 48 months upon completion of construction of the relevant vessel. We expect the<br />

vessels to be completed by March 2009. We have contracted to sell both of these vessels. We intend to repay<br />

each of these construction loans upon delivery of the vessels. This facility is secured by a personal guarantee<br />

provided by Yaw Chee Siew, a mortgage over the vessels, an assignment of the relevant shipbuilding contracts,<br />

insurance proceeds, charter contracts and banker’s guarantees issued by the charterers and a charge over any<br />

operating accounts we may maintain with RHB Bank Berhad for the charter income of the relevant vessel in<br />

the event we do end up chartering either of these vessels. The facility carries a floating interest rate based on<br />

US Dollar LIBOR plus a margin of 2% per annum. The amount utilised under this facility, as at the Latest<br />

Practicable Date was US$8.4 million.<br />

We have obtained two vessel construction loans in an aggregate amount of US$15.0 million from RHB<br />

Bank Berhad for the construction of two maintenance vessels which will expire on 10 July 2009. These loans<br />

can be converted into term loans of 48 months upon completion of construction of the relevant vessel. We<br />

expect the vessels to be completed by June 2009. We intend to retain these vessels for our ship chartering<br />

fleet. This facility is secured by a personal guarantee provided by Yaw Chee Siew, a mortgage over the<br />

vessels, an assignment of the relevant shipbuilding contracts, insurance proceeds, charter contracts and<br />

banker’s guarantees issued by the charterers and a charge over operating accounts maintained with RHB Bank<br />

Berhad for the charter income of the relevant vessels. The facility carries a floating interest rate based on<br />

US Dollar LIBOR plus a margin of 1.75% per annum. The amount utilised under this facility, as at the Latest<br />

Practicable Date was US$7.4 million.<br />

The overdraft banking facility of S$1.0 million from HSBC which is subject to review by 31 May 2009 is<br />

secured by an undertaking given by Yaw Chee Siew who is obliged to provide a personal guarantee in the<br />

event that we are unable to list on the <strong>SGX</strong>-ST by 30 November 2008. This facility carries a floating interest<br />

rate based on the prevailing prime lending rate of HSBC. The facility is subject to financial covenants that<br />

require us to maintain a minimum consolidated net worth of S$200.0 million after the Offering and a<br />

maximum consolidated gearing ratio of 2.00. This facility has not been utilised as at the Latest Practicable<br />

Date.<br />

We have signed terms sheets for banking facilities from CIMB and IFS Capital in July and June 2008,<br />

respectively. We are in the process of negotiating and finalising the documentation for these facilities and<br />

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