A fastjet airplane. PHOTO | FILE
By REUTERS
African budget carrier Fastjet Plc said it needed to
raise further funds to have sufficient working capital and implement
changes as its operations had remained cash negative in a challenging
domestic aviation market.
London-listed shares in the company, which has seen the
departure of two top executives under pressure from its second-largest
investor, were down about 25 per cent at 22.94 pence at 0719 GMT.
Fastjet said on Tuesday it had started the initial phases of a fund-raising exercise, which it planned to complete in July.
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