Asia Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd. has stopped payment of interest
and principal on its debt and the debt of its units.
Assets of the Singapore-headquartered company are centered
in such Indonesia-based operating subsidiaries as PT Indah Kiat Pulp &
Paper , PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia , and untraded PT Pindo Deli Pulp &
Paper.
Asia Pulp and Paper's (APP) stock is traded in New York
where the company released a statement saying: ``On the advice of our financial
advisors, Credit Suisse First Boston, we intend to immediately cease payment of
interest and principal on all holding company debt and on debt issued by our
subsidiaries and affiliates, the obligations of which are funded by such
subsidiaries.
``In order to allow our operating subsidiaries to continue
normal operations, we will be giving priority to servicing our suppliers and
trade creditors,'' the statement added.
The company and its operating units face eight lawsuits for tens of millions of dollars in Singapore courts in the next few weeks.
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