Garuda to delay IPO
Indonesian flagship airliner Garuda Indonesia Airways will delay holding an IPO it originally scheduled for Q3 this year. The company’s CEO Emirsyah Satar cited unfavorable market conditions as the reason for the delay.
Garuda originally planned to use the initial offering to raise funds to settle its debts amounting to about Rp5 trillion and to finance its purchase of new fleets.
Fifty new Boeing 737 NGs are planned to arrive at company hangars this year and ten new Boeing 777-300Rs next year, which Satar said will not be delayed as the company has another financing strategy.
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| Boeing 737 NG (photo boeing.com) | Boeing 777-300R (photo boeing.com) |
Satar added that Garuda estimates a 24% growth over 10 million last year due to the addition of 18 new routes served by the carrier.
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