SpiceJet shares plunge 10% after two senior executives resign
According to news reports, Kashyap and Bhatia are currently serving the notice period till March 31.
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.
10 B737 planes include five 737 Max aircraft; SpiceJet says it’s also working on restoring and reviving grounded aircraft
The budget airline has seen a consistent drop in its domestic market share in 2023