One of the major owners of the newest, coal fired Bluewaters Power Station, Sumitomo, is understood to have hired restructuring firm Houlihan Lokey as a debt repayment deadline approaches for the asset, which owes $400M as financiers shy away from fossil fuel power.
— Read on www.theaustralian.com.au/business/dataroom/debt-deadline-nearing-for-bluewaters-owner-sumitomo/news-story/c3ff90d5ee04e6bf8ebbf425f8a25a22
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