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Singapore solar cable project wins lifeline to carry on building

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Bloomberg • 2 min read
Singapore solar cable project wins lifeline to carry on building
Sun Cable filed for voluntary administration earlier this month after a disagreement between tech mogul Cannon-Brookes and mining magnate Andrew Forrest over terms for providing further funds to the project’s next and largest stage. Photo: Bloomberg
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An ambitious plan to power Singapore using Australian solar won another lifeline on Wednesday after a court in Sydney agreed to a sales process put forward by the project’s administrators.

Sun Cable, a A$30 billion ($27.99 billion) business plan backed by two of Australia’s richest people, has less than A$3.6 million in cash and looming bills of more than A$10 million, lawyers for administrators FTI said in Australia’s Supreme Court Wednesday. The administrators were granted their application to extend the next meeting of creditors until June 30 while a buyer is sought.

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