“The performance of this quarter is a will to focus our relentless focus on the elasticity of SpiceJet and the financial and operational redo -recovery. For the first time in a decade, the company has become a networth positive – an important landmark that reflects the success of our change strategy. The past is behind us, and now we have focused on creating a stronger, more elastic future for SpiceJet, “said Ajay Singh, chairman and managing director of SpiceJet.
Earlier this year, the airline successfully closed a qualified institutional placement (QIP) in which partnerships were made from marquee funds such as Tata Mutual Fund, Discovery Global and Goldum Sachs.
SpiceJet had a strong need for capitalization as it defaulted vendors, including aircraft and engine letters, on legal pending and payment, some of which have filed petitions in the court to declare the airlines insolvent.
Its rivals have been unable to miss the missing new planes in the post -cash boom. At the end of the August Gust, India’s domestic aviation market had more than 2% stake in the airlines, which was 10.5% in 2021.
The airline said it had cleared all the legal pending remaining in the goods and services of INR 601 crore after the funds raising funds.
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