On Monday, the interim judicial managers (IJM) announced they have attracted 24 potential investors to the rescue. However, the IJMs stressed that the prospect of saving Swiber hinges on support from all stakeholders to complete the US$1.7 billion worth of projects, says analyst Jonathan Koh.

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