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The UK's largest water company has asked creditors for more time to repay part of its £20bn debt. According to The Guardian, Thames Water proposed an interim deal to extend the deadline for repaying an unspecified portion of the debt to March 2028.
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This could affect the financial stability of the water company and its ability to provide services.
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