Pursuant to Regulation 30 of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 2015, we hereby inform that a Court Order has been issued ....
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Global Offshore Services has disclosed that a UK court has issued an order enforcing a corporate guarantee of $13.50 million (approx. ₹113 crore) against the company. The guarantee was originally issued in favour of two Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) owned by a Chinese financial owner. The company claims the guarantee was already invalid and expired, and that the Chinese owner had previously agreed to cancel it and absolve the company of liability. Despite this, the SPVs pursued enforcement roughly two years after the guarantee expired. The company is now evaluating legal options, including appealing the UK order and filing a counterclaim against the Chinese entity.
This is negative for shareholders as it exposes the company to a potential $13.50 million liability at a time when the order has gone against it. However, the company is actively contesting the order, so the final outcome remains uncertain. Investors should watch for updates on the appeal and counterclaim, as either an adverse final ruling or a favourable reversal could materially affect the stock.