LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Thames Water, Britain's biggest water supplier, said on Monday its 3 billion pound ($3.9 billion) debt lifeline would go ahead after appeals against it were dismissed ...

In February, a High Court judge sanctioned a plan proposed by Thames Water Utilities Holdings Limited (TWUH), the parent company of Thames Water Group, allowing the utility to stay afloat.

Thames Water has staved off effective government ownership after an unsuccessful legal challenge to its financial restructuring. The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of a £3bn loan intended to ...

Appeals against the approval of a plan to restructure Thames Water through a loan of up to £3 billion has been dismissed, Court of Appeal judges have said. In February, a High Court judge ...

Thames Water is seeking a £3 billion rescue loan (Andrew Matthews/PA) Thames Water is at “real risk” of falling into administration within weeks, a former director has warned, as it nears a ...

Appeals against the approval of a plan to restructure Thames Water through a loan of up to £3 billion has been dismissed, Court of Appeal judges have said. In February, a High Court judge ...

Thames Water, which has about 17 billion pounds ($20.9 billion) of debt, was in danger of running out of money within days if the court had not authorized the new funding.

A £3 billion loan deal designed to prevent Thames Water from going bust looks set to go ahead after a court rejected several appeals against it. The plan had originally been approved in the High ...

Three senior judges will hand down a ruling in writing over whether the decision to approve Thames Water’s restructuring should be overturned. The High Court heard earlier in February that ...

Thames Water, Britain’s biggest water supplier, said on Monday appeals against its £3-billion ($3.9-billion) debt lifeline had been rejected by the Court of Appeal, allowing the company to ...