MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's renewable energy firm Abengoa ABG.MC on Monday said it has the intention of signing a restructuring agreement before July 31 as it seeks liquidity to stay afloat, again extending a self-imposed deadline in its negotiations with creditors.
A source with knowledge of the negotiations last week said that the Spanish government was considering granting guarantees and credit lines through its state-agency ICO to Abengoa to support the company.
Reporting by Jesus Aguado and Joan Faus; editing by Jonathan Oatis
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