TOKYO -- Japanese plant engineering company Chiyoda on Friday projected a net loss of 105 billion yen ($923 million) for the year through March owing to a heavily-delayed U.S. liquefied natural gas plant and said it was discussing financial support with leading shareholder Mitsubishi Corp.
The Yokohama-based company is "discussing all possibilities with Mitsubishi," Chiyoda President and CEO Masaji Santo told analysts in Tokyo, while avoiding naming specific measures such as a capital increase amid a barrage of questions.
