Drydocks World LLC, the company controlled by Dubai World, has no plans to sell its assets in Southeast Asia and is looking for partnerships that will help bring its business there to profitability by next year, Albayan newspaper reported, citing Chairman Khamis Juma Buamim.
The chairman denied a report yesterday by Dow Jones, which said the company was considering the sale of its Southeast Asian ship-building and repair operations as part of a restructuring of US$2.2 billion of debt, citing unidentified bankers.
Drydocks in Southeast Asia has taken steps toward entering “strategic partnerships” with local and international companies, Buamim told the newspaper.
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