Novena Global Healthcare's Terence Loh given 2 weeks to propose debt repayment plan

Mr Terence Loh's lawyer told the court that Mr Loh needed more time to propose a repayment schedule for Maybank. PHOTO: TERENCE LOH
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SINGAPORE - Novena Global Healthcare (NGH) co-founder Terence Loh has been given two more weeks to come up with a way to repay his creditor to avoid bankruptcy.

The hearing into his bankruptcy case was adjourned for the third time yesterday after his lawyer told the court that his client needed more time to propose a plan to repay its debt to Maybank.

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