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Hope for Creditors of PKR 53.4 Billion as HASCOL Filed Restructuring Plan Before Court

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October 2, 2022
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Hope for Creditors of PKR 53.4 Billion as HASCOL Filed Restructuring Plan Before Court

Hope for Creditors of PKR 53.4 Billion as HASCOL Filed Restructuring Plan Before Court

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Karachi October 2 2022: Hascol Petroleum Limited (HASCOL) has filed the approved draft Scheme of Arrangement (SoA) before Sindh High Court on 28th September 2022 for the settlement of PKR 53.4 billion outstanding liabilities, according to the company filing to the exchange.

Scheme of Arrangement ("Scheme") envisages the rehabilitation of the Company by restructuring and settling the existing financial obligations / liabilities of the Company towards the Creditors (as defined below), in the manner contemplated under this Scheme along with implementing ancillary matters thereto. AND WHEREAS, this Scheme, if approved through a resolution m by the requisite majority of the secured creditors of the Company, along with the requisite majority of the members of the Company, and sanctioned by the Court by an order passed in this respect, is to be binding on the Company, along with all the members, creditors, stakeholders and any other regulatory / statutory bodies of or with respect to the Company.

Creditors will be provided with three options for the settlement of loan with options of (1) Long term restructuring option, (2) working capital restructuring option and (3) settlement option.


With respect to the Outstanding Liabilities, within 30 Thirty days from the Determination Date (the "Option Selection Date"), each Creditor shall select one of the Options for the purposes of settlement / restructuring of its portion of the Cut tending Liabilities due from the Company subject to the provisions of Schedule.

in the event that a Creditor does not select any Do ion by the Option Selection Date, unless otherwise agreed with the Company, It will be automatically deemed that such Creditor has selected Option C, and the Company shall carry out the Consequential Actions accordingly to effectuate the arrangement.

Within 5 (Five) days from the Option Selection Date, the Company shall inform all the Creditors of the Option selected (or deemed to have been selected) by each of the Creditors.

After the Option Selection Date, the Company shall proceed to prepare the Consequential Documents and take the Consequential Actions For the purposes of Implementing the settlement / restructuring arrangement based on the Options selected by the respective Creditors, which shall be carried out by the Long Stop Date.


The Creditors shall cooperate with the Company to enter into the Consequential Documents in accordance with the terms and conditions pertaining to the Options and carry out the Consequential Actions in timely manner, including provision of documents, certificates, financing lines etc., subject to compliance by the Company of the provisions of this Scheme.

Details of the outstanding Liabilities

Serial No. Name of CreditorOutstanding Amount (PKR mn)
1National Bank of Pakistan18,766
2Habib Bank Limited5,019
3Meezan Bank Limited4,070
4Habib Metropolitan Bank3,600
5Askari Bank Limited3,289
6Bank of Punjab2,887
7Sindh Bank Limited2,022
8The Bank of Khyber1,806
9Al Baraka Bank (Pakistan) Limited1,782
10Bank Alfalah Limited1,786
11Faysal Bank Limited1,756
12BankIslami Pakistan Limited1,550
13Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited1,277
14Samba Bank Limited972
15United Bank Limited747
16First Women Bank Limited655
17Privately Placed Sukuk500
18MCB Bank Limited401
19Summit Bank Limited375
20Paki Oman Investment Company Limited93
21First Habib Modaraba84
Total53,419

Option A – Long Term Restructuring Option

FeatureDetails
DescriptionThe portion of the Outstanding Liabilities due to each such
Creditor shall be converted / rescheduled into a term loan (the
"Term Loan").
TenorSubject to the below, the tenor of the Term Loans shall be for a
period of 12 (twelve) years from the Completion Date.
StructureThe Term Loan(s) shall be structured as 1 (one) or more standard
bilateral / syndicated conventional facilities and / or Islamic long
term facilities (for those Creditors which are Shariah compliant).
ReturnAdditionally, no costs, fees or other amounts may be charged to
the Company (other than actual costs for entering into the
Consequential Documents).

Based on a tenor of 12 (twelve) years, repayment / payment of the
Term Loans shall  be  made in10 (ten) equal annual instalments,
with a grace period of 2 (two) years, commencing from the
Completion Date.

Having said that, in light of the objectives of the Scheme and the
predicted cash flows of the Company, the collective repayment
/ Payment instalment amounts per year for all the Creditors that
opt for Option A shall not exceed PKR 2,000,000,000
(Pak Rupee 2 Billion)

Accordingly, in the event that the portion of the Outstanding
Liabilities of the  Creditors selecting Option A exceeds
PKR 20,000,000,000/- (Pak Rupees Twenty Billion), the
tenor of all the Term Loans shall stand extended in such
manner that the amounts of the annual
payments / repayment instalments (in equal instalments,
after a 2 (two) year grace period) shall not exceed
PKR 2,000,000,000 '- (Pak Rupees Two Billion).
Other LiabilitiesAll Other Liabilities shah stand irrevocably waived upon the
implementation of the Option
SecurityThe Term Loan(s) shall be secured against specific fixed assets
of the Company with a martin of 10% (Ten percent). The
Creditors selecting such Option shall share such security on a
first port passu basis inter se, for which purpose existing
Creditors holding charges over such assets shall issue
the requisite no objection certificates.

Alternatively, if suggested by the counsel appointed by
the Majority Creditors, existing charges over such fixed
assets shall be vacated/discharged and a fresh
security shall be created in favour of the creditors
which have opted for Option A in a efficient and cost
effective manner.

Option B - Working Capital Restructuring Option

FeatureDetails
DescriptionThe portion of the Outstanding liabilities (whether representing
or pertaining to short-term or long-term facilities) due to each
such Creditor shall be corrierted / rescheduled into new short-
term working capital lines for the Company, in the amount equal
to the full portion of the Outstanding Liabilities due to such
Creditors (the "Working Capital Lines").
PurposeThe Working Capital Lines !hail be utilized for the procurement of
Petroleum Products and managing the day-to-day affairs of the
Company.
ArrangementThe Company shall make payments in a rundown manner over a
60 (sixty) days horizon to open letters of credit for its business,
having a 60 (sixty) days usance period.

The same will be carried out in a phased manner such that the
full amount of the Working Capital Lines are activated against
which regular payments are mock on the respective due dates.
Structure and TermsThe Working Capital Lines shall be structured as 1 (one) or more
running finance / working capital / L/C facilities and / or Islamic
facilities (for those Creditors which are Shariah compliant).

The Creditors selecting Option B agree and commit that the
Working Capital Lines will be renewed / rolled over annually for a
minimum period of 10 (ten) years from the date of execution of
the Consequential Documents pertaining to this Option B.
provided that the Company shall always keep the Working
Capital Lines current.

The Company will settle the entire outstanding Working Capital
Lines, if required by the Creditors which have opted for this
Option, after the expiry of the aforementioned 10 (ten) year
period, or in the event of a default in keeping the Working Capital
Lines current, upon earlier demand of the Creditors, in accordance
with the provisions of the Consequential Documents pertaining
too such facility (ies).
ReturnThe Working Capital Lines shall be made available to the Company
through a minimum of 60 sixty) days import Usance Letters of
Credit with zero margin.

Additionally, no costs, fees or other amounts may be charged
to the Company (other than actual costs for entering into the
Consequential Documents).
Collection and
Settlement
After activation/ regularization of the Outstanding Liabilities
portion under this Option B, the Company shall keep the Working
Capital Lines active through collection involving sale of imported /
local refinery products and / or additional equity injection                                                                             /
sponsors' loan on an ongoing basis.

Option C - Settlement Option

FeatureDetails
DescriptionThe portion of the Outstanding Liabilities due to each such
Creditor shall be settled.
ArrangementSubject to the below, the Creditors falling within this Option
shall be paid up to. 30% (thirty aercent) of their respective
portion of the Outstanding Liabilities 'the "Settlement Amount")
as full and final settlement of all liabilities due to such Creditors
(calculated as the present value of the Outstanding Liabilities
offered under Option A above).
 
Provided however that the total amount available to be offered
by the Company to the Creditors under this Option C is limited
to PKR 4,300,000,000/- (Pak Rupees Four Billion Three
Hundred Million).

Consequently, if the portior of the Outstanding Liabilities of the
Creditors opting for Option C collectively exceeds such amount,
the available cash amount will be distributed pro-rata to all
Creditors opting for this Option C, which would result in a lower
percentage of Outstanding .iabilities being paid, which shall still
constitute full and final sedement of all Liabilities due to such
Creditors.
Payment StructureThe same shall be paid on or before the Long Stop Date.
StructureSubject to legal advice from the legal counsel preparing the
Consequential Documents, `he parties shall enter into settlement
agreements.
Release of SecurityUpon receipt of the Settlement Amount, the Creditors shall
release, vacate and discharge all Security interests over the
Assets in the manner detailed in the Scheme. Furthermore,
the Creditors shall provide all necessary documents and take
such actions requested by the Company to release all such
encumbrances within a reasonable period and without any delay.
Other LiabilitiesAll Other Liabilities shall stand irrevocably waived upon the
implementation of the Optlnn.
 
Additionally, no costs, fees or other amounts may be charged
to the Company.

Source: Pakistan Stock Exchange

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