The chairman of the Steam Packet says the company is now on a sounder financial footing after significantly reducing its debt.
That debt stood in the region of £220 million three years ago.
But after a year of negotiations with its syndicate of lenders, Robert Quayle says the company can now plan for the future with confidence.
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Family Library: Service users back call to save charity
Charity's future to be discusses in Tynwald
MHK urges DESC to tackle school attendance rates and behaviour
Jason Moorhouse wants to see collaboration to develop new strategies for implementation next year
Former Chief Minister attacks levels of bureaucracy
Tony Brown tells committee says situation is 'out of control'
MHK to call for clarity on Westmoreland Village plans
Douglas Central MHK urges Tynwald to scrutinise policies and approval legal deals before development proceeds
