The low-cost airline plans to allot 37 lakh non-convertible preference shares to Marans and Kal Airways. These shares will be issued at Rs 1000 per share.
As per the revival plan firmed up by Ajay Singh, the airline would focus on strengthening finances and improving operational efficiency.
Speaking exclusively to the channel, Mahesh Sharma, the minister of state for aviation, said Rs 1,500 crore could be enough for Spicejet to stay afloat.
Ajay Singh, the potential new owner of SpiceJet, has been ambivalent about doing an open offer to company‘s shareholders after assuming control of the airline. That's because there is a window of exemption available that Singh maybe hopeful of using.
SpiceJet co-founder Ajay Singh said the airline has provided confidential revival plan to aviation ministry and lawyers are working on issues to come up with the authority.
The restructuring scheme has been submitted to aviation ministry and we will wait for its nod to make further announcements, said SL Narayanan CFO, Sun Group.
Airline companies have benefited from low crude prices of late, but crude is unlikely to stay below USD 60/barrel for long, feels Koparkar.
The low-cost airline will fly 230 flights per day till the company is recapitalized says Sanjiv Kapoor, COO of SpiceJet. The airline's market share has fallen to 14 percent from 21 percent.
The low-cost airline‘s operations came to a standstill on Wednesday after oil marketing companies did not supply jet fuel due to overdues.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Narayanan says the company has never defaulted on payments in the past and has infact paid more than Rs 3000 crore last fiscal for the same.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Kapil Kaul, south Asia chief executive of aviation consultancy CAPA said he is happy that the government is pushing banks to rescue Spicejet, as it was a bad decision to stop advance bookings.
Sanjiv Kapoor, chief operating officer, SpiceJet says the company is looking for ways to recapitalize the low-cost carrier.
Sun Group CFO SL Narayanan says the low-cost airline is not reducing its effective revenue per seat kilometer. The inventory that is being put out for sale is highly controlled.
SpiceJet announced that they are cutting fares by 75% in base fares for bookings made during February 24-26 to fill in seats during the lean season. Part of the “Super Summer Saleâ€, this offer is valid for travel between April 1 and June 30, 2014.
SL Narayanan, group chief financial officer, Sun Group says that the company was hit by a double whammy of rupee depreciation and low traffic.
SpiceJet-Tigerair agreement is primarily a commercial one. It lacks potential of investment. There are fundamental issues with respect to investments in SpiceJet, so they need to do a lot more before an investor comes forward, says Kapil Kaul.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, SL Narayanan, Group CFO, Sun Group spoke about the company's earnings and the road ahead.
thinks it is critical for other airlines like SpiceJet, GoAir etc to have such kind of joint-ventures so that they are well capitalised not only to finance their losses but also to have working capital.
Airlines need to hike fares by 25-30 percent to combat high Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) or jet fuel prices but are unable to do so due to low demand, says SL Narayanan, group chief financial officer of Sun Group.
Going forward share of international routes will furthers strengthen as the company has recently added Muscat in its list of destinations, says SL Narayanan, Group CFO, Sun Group.
Post theJet-Etihad deal, all eyes are set on Delhi-based SpiceJet. Despite strong rumours that the carrier is in talks with Qatar Airways for a potential stake sale, Neil Mills, the firm‘s CEO has clarified that though foreign players have evinced interest in the airline, he cannot confirm any name as of now.
The finance ministry today cleared the investment proposal of Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia which seeks to enter India through a joint venture with Tata Group and another company. On the sideline of the development, Shereen Bhan spoke to Arun Bhatia of Telestra Tradeplace Pvt Ltd to get more insight on the development.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Neil Mills, cheif executive officer, SpiceJet gives his views on the airline's Q3 results.
Shares of SpiceJet rose 6% after reports of Qatar Airways likely to pick up stakes in the carriers started doing rounds yesterday. However, the airline promptly notified to the exchanges that the news is speculative and not in the interest of the company.
The aviation sector will undergo drastic change after Etihad invests in the country, said Saroj K Datta, ex director at Jet Airways. The airline which confirmed that it is in talks with Etihad for a possible stake sale is in final stages of negotiations.