The
company
also
revealed
plans
to
raise
$100-$200m
by
selling
some
"non-critical"
assets
to
reduce
its
$2bn
debt.
The
world’s
fifth
largest
turbine
maker
has
worried
investors
over
its
ability
to
repay
$360m
of
foreign
currency
convertible
bonds
(FCCB)
maturing
in
June
and
$207m
due
in
October.
Earlier
this
month
Suzlon
said
it
had
asked
holders
of
the
FCCBs
maturing
in
June
to
grant
an
extension
of
up
to
45
days
while
it
raises
up
to
$300m
in
new
finance.
It
also
said
it
was
looking
at
other
ways
of
raising
finance,
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