Thames Water has entered talks to extend its funding options to try to avoid a collapse of the company. The UK’s biggest water and sewage company says it’s exploring options for extending its liquidity runway,

Britain's Thames Water said on Friday it needed creditors to allow it to release more cash reserves as it runs short of time in its struggle to raise the capital it needs to survive.

Thames Water is going to the High Court in November to negotiate an extension to its debt terms so that the UK’s biggest water utility can avoid nationalisation next year. The capital’s water and sewerage provider,

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Britain's Thames Water said on Friday it was in crunch talks with creditors about securing funds to keep it going for the next few months while it seeks to raise the billions of pounds of capital it needs to survive.