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Feb. 3--The Bank of Thailand has allowed local banks to now reclassify debt exposure to Thai Petrochemical Industry as performing loans.
Tarisa Watanagase, a deputy central bank governor, said creditors had been able to remove the non-performing loan (NPL) classification for TPI since December following loan repayments by TPI.
"TPI has raised new capital and has seen its cash flow improve. A portion of the funds raised from its capital increase was also used for debt repayment," she said.
TPI, the country's largest debt restructuring case, entered court-supervised rehabilitation in 2000 with debt of $2.7 billion.
The Central Bankruptcy ...