The search for capital follows a period of intense financial pressure on the carrier, driven by a combination of pandemic-related losses and the ongoing fallout from regional geopolitical instability. While the identity of the potential investor remains under wraps, the government has set a firm condition for any deal: the airline must maintain its primary operational hub at Riga Airport.
To stabilize its balance sheet, the carrier is currently drafting a revised business plan aimed at long-term restructuring. Leadership expects this strategy, combined with the influx of external funding, to reassure creditors and provide the necessary runway for growth. The upcoming bondholders' assembly represents a pivotal moment for the airline's management to demonstrate that these measures will be sufficient to avoid a collapse.




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