The company revealed the deal had been signed on Thursday, adding the refinancing programme had been put in place to replace and streamline facilities that were inherited following the merger of SapuraCrest Petroleum and Kencana Petroleum in 2012.
It added the programme was also carried out to finance its most recent acquisitions, the$2.9 billion dealwhich saw it buy Seadrill’s tender rig business and its $895.9
