Shipbuilder Harland and Wolff Group, based at its main Belfast yard, which has one of the largest drydocks in Europe, lost another £43 million last year, according to its latest financial statement.
The group, with yards also in Arnish and Methil, Scotland, and Appledore, England, has temporarily suspended trading in its shares on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
Its suspension on the LSE is because Harland and Wolff have not been able to publish independently audited accounts on time; however, it expects to publish those accounts next week.
The company operating in the maritime and offshore industry sector has reiterated its need for a £200 million government loan guarantee to help stabilise its finances.
BBC News has more on the shipbuilder group.