Borr Drilling secures capital for creditors through share emission

With a share issuance of USD 30m, debt-ridden drilling firm Borr Drilling has raised fresh capital for covering payments to major creditors. Norwegian investor and Borr Drilling co-owner Tor Olav Trøim has bought a portion of the shares.
Photo: PR / Marine Money/Marine Money
Photo: PR / Marine Money/Marine Money
BY JENS THOMSEN, SHIPPINGWATCH, TRANSLATED BY JONAS SAHL HOLLÆNDER

Financially strained offshore company Borr Drilling has carried out a share emission on the Oslo Stock Exchange to raise a total of USD 30m, the company writes in a statement.

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