IndiGo, SpiceJet shares surge up to 6% as govt cuts ATF price
The ATF price has been reduced by almost ₹6,000 per kilolitre for the second month in a row in October.
The ATF price has been reduced by almost ₹6,000 per kilolitre for the second month in a row in October.
The company announced its plans to raise fresh funds through the issue of equity shares and/or convertible shares.
The Gurugram-based airline will reportedly issue 3.4 crore equity shares of the face value of ₹10 apiece and 13.5 crore warrants to Spice Healthcare.
Under the revitalisation programme, FTAI will provide SpiceJet with up to 20 engines for lease, inclusive of maintenance services.
Aviation stocks witnessed a strong rally on Wednesday amid hope that the grounding of Go First Airlines would boost profits for the rest.
Shares of airline companies IndiGo and SpiceJet fell up to 3% in the opening after jet fuel prices were hiked by 3.3% to all-time high levels on Tuesday.