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    SpiceJet board to meet on November 18 to consider fresh capital raising proposal

    The development comes as the budget carrier continues to face significant financial and operational challenges, which have led to a reduction in its flight operations.

    SpiceJet has confirmed plans to reveal its overdue financial results by December 7, adhering to essential regulatory obligations. The Bombay Stock Exchange issued a warning regarding possible trading suspensions if these results are not submitted. As a result of financial hurdles, SpiceJet's market share has diminished to just 0.6% in India's domestic aviation industry.

    SpiceJet reveals its comeback game plan as a turbulent battle to reclaim lost ground unfolds

    SpiceJet is currently enhancing its operational capacity to address flight delays and cancellations. The airline has started adding leased aircraft to expand its network and restore services. According to reports, SpiceJet's on-time performance has significantly lagged behind competitors in the aviation sector. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is closely monitoring the airline's operational performance.

    SpiceJet shares hit 5% upper circuit despite operational challenges. What's behind the surge?

    SpiceJet shares hit the 5% upper circuit after the airline announced a board meeting on November 18 to consider a fresh capital raise. The stock climbed to Rs 8.67 on the BSE, taking its market capitalisation to Rs 1,323 crore. The rally came despite operational challenges and rising crude oil prices weighing on the aviation sector.

    DGCA's regulatory monitoring not a fresh finding of safety deficiencies: SpiceJet

    SpiceJet said that the DGCA's regulatory monitoring should not indicate new safety issues. The airline clarified that safety audits and surveillance are routine actions by the DGCA. It said that previous regulatory reviews have not revealed new safety concerns. SpiceJet's domestic market share fell recently, reflecting its operational challenges. Additionally, the company's shares experienced a decline in late afternoon trade.

    SpiceJet insolvency case: NCLT allows lessor to withdraw plea, imposes fine on both Aviator ML & cash-strapped airline

    The National Company Law Tribunal allowed Aviator ML to withdraw its insolvency plea against SpiceJet. Both parties faced a fine for late settlement notification to the court. Seven other insolvency petitions filed by aircraft lessors against SpiceJet will be reheard. These ongoing cases continue to pose a significant financial threat to the airline.

    The Economic Times
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