Scheme of arrangement / moratorium
Tracking the scheme of arrangement / moratorium route under the IRDA 2018: 3 entities, 1% of the total. Debt compromise voted by creditors and sanctioned by the court, often shielded by a section 64 moratorium.
| Company | Route | Latest notice | Region | Case / UEN | Latest notice date | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scheme / moratorium | Scheme / moratorium | Central | HC/OA 944/2026 | 1 Sep 2026 | View → | |
| Scheme / moratorium | Scheme / moratorium | Central | HC/OA 137/2026 | 10 Sep 2026 | View → | |
| Scheme / moratorium | Scheme / moratorium | Central | HC/OA 1270/2025 | 10 Sep 2026 | View → |
How scheme of arrangement / moratorium works
A scheme of arrangement lets a company compromise its debts with the backing of a statutory majority of creditors, binding the dissenting minority once the High Court sanctions it. While a scheme is being prepared the company can ask for a moratorium under section 64 of the IRDA (section 65 extends it to related companies), freezing enforcement and new proceedings.
The IRDA also allows cross-class cram-down and pre-packaged schemes, which is why Singapore is used as a restructuring hub by regional groups. Gazette notices in this category usually announce moratorium applications, extensions or scheme meetings.