Would this not point to the possibility of another cash call further down the line. Failing that the company will have to try and get the loans to be rescheduled. Given the current less than stellar financial position of the company, I wonder how receptive banks/lenders are going to be about this.
A cash call (read rights issue) is not exactly an option that will be taken kindly by the markets given the hit that the NAV of the company has suffered over the last 2 years.
In my view, they should borrow a leaf from ARM/Centum and issue a convertible bond, given that long term investors may see some value from a recovery play.
mwekez@ji wrote:selah wrote:How is this company going to pay for the 22B current liabilities.This company is going to be sold or liquidated at this rate.
Its actually 50B. ... They borrowed 30B (short term borrowing)to finance the aircrafts (long term assets). who does that