New Delhi, April 10
Lenders of Jet Airways today extended the deadline for submission of initial bids for stake purchase in the ailing airline to April 12. Cash-strapped Jet Airways has delayed salaries to pilots, defaulted on loan repayments and payments to aircraft lessors.
SBI Capital Markets, which issued Expression of Interest (EoI) document on April 8, has extended the deadline for submission of initial bids to April 12. Potential bidders can send their queries till April 11.
The deadline for submission of bids was to end on Wednesday.
“The qualified bidders will be expected to submit their respective binding bid(s) latest by April 30, 2019 subject to the terms set out under the bid document,” SBI Capital Markets said in a notice posted on its website.
The SBI-led consortium of domestic lenders is implementing a debt resolution plan for Jet Airways, whose board approved the plan last month. “While all soft copies of the EoIs are required to submitted by the EoI due date, the hard copies may be submitted by April 16, 2019,” the notice said.
Earlier in the day, SBI Capital Markets issued a set of clarifications related to the EoI document, including that bidders in a consortium need to furnish solvency certificates individually.
“Bidders are required to provide the solvency certificate ... on their letterhead and certified by managing director/full-time director/CEO of the bidder or a person holding an equivalent position in the bidder,” SBI Capital Markets said in a separate notice.
In the case of consortium, each member has to submit solvency certificate, which is a proof of an entity’s financial stability.
As part of the debt resolution plan for the full service carrier, the lenders are looking to restructure “existing facilities and infusion of funds by way of loans or acquisition/subscription of up to 75% of equity share capital of the company”.
Shares of Jet Airways declined 1.59% to close at Rs 263.40 apiece on the BSE. — PTI
Indianoil halts fuel supply to airline
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For the third time in a week, national oil marketer IndianOil on Wednesday stopped fuel supply to cash-starved Jet Airways for non-payment of dues
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The airline also faced the ignominy of losing one of its planes to a European cargo agent who seized one of its wide-body planes at the Amsterdam airport for payment-related issues
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This is the third time that the public sector oil marketing company has cut fuel supply to the airline in the past eight days
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