Paratus to sell Fontis jack-up business for USD 400 million to Borr Drilling and CME

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Paratus to sell Fontis jack-up business for USD 400 million to <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/BORR">Borr Drilling</a> and CME
  • Paratus agreed to sell Fontis’ drilling operations and jack-up fleet to Borr Drilling and CME through two inter-conditional transactions.
  • Fontis’ Mexican operations are to be acquired by CME for cash, while a CME-Borr joint vehicle is to acquire Fontis’ Singapore rig-owning entities for cash and seller’s credit.
  • The deal values Fontis at USD 400.0 million, comprising USD 148.0 million cash at closing and USD 15.0 million deferred consideration.
  • Consideration also includes a USD 237.0 million non-recourse seller’s credit with a 2.5-year term and interest stepping from 10% to 14%.
  • Closing is expected in H2 2026, subject to bondholder consent and competition clearance in Mexico.


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