MALAYSIA's High Court has
granted a restraining order for three months on 15 of AirAsia X Bhd's creditors
over the debt recast talks for the airline, reports Bloomberg.
The order, applied for by AirAsia X to address its
obligations in a timely manner, gives the creditors an opportunity for amicable
discussions without "extraneous considerations," according to an
exchange filing.
The order comes with certain carve-outs, which means some
creditors can continue legal proceedings subject to not executing the judgment
pending the lapse of today's order, according to Kwan Will Sen, a lawyer
representing BOC Aviation Ltd.
AirAsia Group's long-haul arm in October proposed a
sweeping restructuring plan that would wipe out almost MYR63.5 billion ringgit
(US$15 billion) in debt and save the Malaysian carrier from being dragged under
by aviation's worst-ever crisis.
The proposal will reduce shareholder capital at AirAsia X
by 90 per cent. Last month, the court separated the airline's creditors into
three categories, with Airbus SE, the largest, placed in a group of its own.
Source : HKSG / Photo : The Edge Markets.
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