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Will Thames Water's High Court battle impact household bills?
Thames Water, which provides water and sewage services for London, is at the centre of a High Court battle over its future
Thames Water seeks court approval for emergency cash
But regardless of what happens to the company in the future, water supplies to households will continue as normal. In the latest bid to survive, lenders have offered Thames a furt
Fury as Thames Water bailout could cost customers £250 as High Court battle begins
MPs have urged the High Court to avoid saddling Thames Water’s customers with an extra £250 a year by allowing it to take on an extra £3billion debt.
Thames Water faces court battle over £3bn funding package to stay afloat
Britain's biggest water utility company, which has around £17billion in debts, secured the funding package in October amid fears it would become insolvent by Christmas.
Britain's Thames Water seeks court approval of rescue plan
An English court begins a four-day hearing on Monday to decide whether to approve a new debt lifeline worth up to 3 billion pounds ($3.72 billion) allowing Thames Water to stave off nationalisation. A High Court judge will hear from Britain's biggest water supplier and groups of rival creditors before deciding whether to approve the rescue.
Thames Water seeks High Court approval for emergency cash amid £17bn of debt
Thames Water will seek High Court approval for an emergency £3bn rescue plan on Monday in its latest bid to survive ongoing financial turmoil.
UK’s biggest water company seeks court approval for emergency funding to prevent nationalization
Britain's largest water company Thames Water is seeking court approval for up to $3.7 billion of emergency funding to prevent the cash-strapped firm from falling into government administration.
Thames Water seeks High Court approval for rescue plan
The indebted utility is seeking a judge's approval for a restructuring plan centred on an emergency loan it says it needs to avoid running out of cash by the end of March.
Thames Water Asks Judge to Bless Rescue Loan Despite Opposition
Thames Water, the beleaguered UK utility that has been struggling with mismanagement for years, is set to ask a London court to approve a plan that would see it borrow as much as £3 billion ($3.7 billion) in a bid to stave off insolvency.
Thames Water running out of money ‘a risk which cannot be run’, High Court told
The High Court has been told that allowing Thames Water to run out of money by not approving restructuring plans is “a risk which cannot be run”.
Thames Water’s CFO Sees Adviser Fees Breaching £200 Million
Thames Water will likely end up paying around £200 million ($250 million) to advisers by the middle of this year, as the firm ...
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Block Thames Water bailout to save customers hundreds, High Court urged: 'We're being stuffed'
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Thames Water and Altice set to push European high yield default rate to highest since 2008
The default rate in Europe’s €340bn high yield — or junk — bond market will climb to 5 per cent this year, according to a prediction from JPMorgan, the US bank. That is up from a rate of 3.3 per cent ...
Live Surrey water supply issues as Thames Water customers left without water after 'multiple bursts'
Bottled water is being delivered to homes in part of Surrey after residents have been left without water this morning ...