SpiceJet shares hit new 52-week high after company expresses interest in acquiring Go First
SpiceJet shares surge by 7.77% to reach a new 52-week high of ₹69.20 apiece, following a 20% surge in the previous trading session.
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SpiceJet shares surge by 7.77% to reach a new 52-week high of ₹69.20 apiece, following a 20% surge in the previous trading session.
If the EoI is accepted, SpiceJet will get access to the data room of Go First, which could help the Ajay Singh-led airline to benchmark its own current situation and what its future would be like.
SpiceJet's bid to acquire GoFirst signals a strategic move to strengthen its market position. However, the carrier's own operational and financial hurdles may pose integration challenges.
Sky One, an aviation company headquartered in Sharjah, and SpiceJet have shown interest in acquiring the financially troubled airline Go First.This unexpected development comes weeks after a proposal deadline had passed and while lenders were ...
In a regulatory filing, SpiceJet confirmed that it has expressed interest in acquiring Go First, which is currently undergoing the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) after it decided to voluntarily file for insolvency in early May.