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SpiceJet shares gain 3% despite Delhi HC upholding grounding of leased engines

The dispute centers around unpaid dues owed to lessors Team France 01 SAS and Sunbird France 02 SAS

September 12, 2024 / 09:22 IST
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The stock has surged 13 percent over the past three months

SpiceJet's shares rose by 3 percent to Rs 65 each, even as the Delhi High Court's division bench upheld a previous ruling grounding three engines leased from two French companies. The dispute is over unpaid dues owed to the lessors, Team France 01 SAS and Sunbird France 02 SAS.

According to court filings, the French lessors claim SpiceJet has over $20 million in unpaid dues, accumulated over more than two years. The case was filed in December, demanding both payment and repossession of the leased engines.

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The court urged SpiceJet to consider settling the matter with the lessors and stated it would not overturn the previous order grounding the engines. Despite this, SpiceJet assured in a media statement that its operations will remain unaffected.

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