Obscure UAE Firms Hold Key to Radiant's $1 Billion in Assets

What happened

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Key details

• It’s unclear that Radiant World will be able to secure payment of the $150.4 million it says it’s owed by Glencore, since the latter in August filed a notice setting off money it owes Radiant and related companies against money they owe it, according to a lawsuit from the Radiant group of companies.
• A further $298 million of Radiant World’s receivables are listed as being owed by companies which are closely connected to Radiant World, according to previous Bloomberg reporting and people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named as they weren’t authorized to speak publicly.
• Whether or not Radiant World will be repaid the money it says it’s owed is crucial to the next chapter in a story that has gripped the global commodities industry, after Bloomberg first reported in July on concerns that the company was using falsified documents to raise financing.

Why it matters to restoration

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