Bondholders in Mediterranean Maritime Hub, widely known as MMH, continue to face uncertainty regarding the recovery of their €15 million investment linked to a 2016 bond issue. The future of the investment remains dependent on ongoing negotiations with potential investors who have expressed interest in acquiring stakes in the company that holds the Marsa Shipyards concession. Retail investors have been waiting for clarity for several years and the latest developments have created a mixture of cautious optimism and concern....
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NEWS Malta
July 28, 2025
MMH bond crisis deepens as company secretary resigns
The Mediterranean Maritime Hub (MMH), previously known as the Marsa Shipbuilding facility, is facing a fresh obstacle in its ongoing struggle to prevent the default of a €15 million bond....
NEWS Malta
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