SpiceJet shares rally over 8% on dispute settlement with Babcock & Brown Aircraft mgt
The airline has settled a $131.85 million dispute with its lessors for $22.5 million.
The airline has settled a $131.85 million dispute with its lessors for $22.5 million.
Budget airline recently raised ₹3,000 crore via QIP. It’ll also receive an additional ₹736 cr from a previous funding round
According to news reports, Kashyap and Bhatia are currently serving the notice period till March 31.
The no-frills airline, so far, has a bank balance of ₹900 crore. Of this, the low-cost carrier received ₹160 crore under the government’s Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS).
The company aims to utilise the fund to enhance the low-cost airline’s product presence and market reach as well as to expand its fleet, route network and technological advancements.
The Gurgaon-based budget carrier on Tuesday confirmed that it will submit a bid to buy a stake in Go First after conducting due diligence on the grounded airline.
The company announced its plans to raise fresh funds through the issue of equity shares and/or convertible shares.
Separately, SpiceJet also says the airline and one of its lessors, Engine Lease Finance Corporation Aviation Services, have agreed on the out-of-court settlement
Rakesh Gangwal, who resigned from IndiGo’s board in February 2022, is looking to pick up a 'sizable' stake in SpiceJet.
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.