Thames Water's Restructuring Plan Receives Green Light From Creditors
Thames Water restructuring plan, which includes a loan of up to 3 billion pounds ($3.71 billion), has been approved by its top creditors, the company said on Wednesday. The U.K. water and wastewater company's plan is part of its effort to keep financially stable until a wider restructuring can be implemented.
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