Creditors to inject US$2b into Asiana Airlines after sale collapses | Malay Mail

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SEOUL, Sept 11 — Creditors plan to inject US$2 billion (RM8.3 billion) into debt-ridden Asiana Airlines after a planned sale of South Korea’s second-largest carrier collapsed, a state bank said today. Kumho Industrial pulled the 2.5 trillion won sale of the South Korean to Hyundai Development...

Friday, 11 Sep 2020 07:51 PM MYT

SEOUL, Sept 11 — Creditors plan to inject US$2 billion into debt-ridden Asiana Airlines after a planned sale of South Korea’s second-largest carrier collapsed, a state bank said today. They had agreed to buy control of Asiana in December, but called for better terms after the airline’s debt surged in subsequent months after the coronavirus pandemic tore through markets and wiped out demand for travel.

 

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