Since 2013,AAX downtrend kuat wo... Too much debt lo... & then covid lockdown really drop kaw2 till 3 sen 4 sen only... & then PN17 some more haiya... Sdh jatuh ditimpa tangga... Conso jadi 40 sen... So your broker is right la, Jaze...
MY is not good place for long term investment. Too many restrictions, this cannot that cannot, all foreigners will go Thai, SG or Ind. Happy invest, guys
now this 2nd round ride gonna be bumpy either will go side ways, gradual drops or another push up if some operator decided to continue the journey. On high level, the company AAX itself is the real winner here
http://www.airasiax.com/news.html/id/2370740 aax did share consolidation on feb 2022, 10 for 1, basically it means 10 shares will be merged into 1, as a result price will be times 10, if at that time share price was RM0.08, after share consolidation will be RM0.80, if you own 10 shares, after that you will own 1 share. If i am not wrong.
calvintaneng, where you see the AAX got rm26bil debt? I only see RM1.25bil in the balance sheet. And RM700mil is advance sales which will be eliminated when the service provided.
All three groups of creditors of Malaysian long-haul low-cost airline AirAsia X (AAX) have agreed to a restructuring scheme that proposes to pay just 0.5%
The first class of AAX creditors includes airports, financial institutions and maintenance providers.
The second class includes engine suppliers, lessors, trade creditors, travel agents and passengers.
The final group is planemaker Airbus
The 0.5% of debt owed to each creditor will be paid from operating cash flow one year after the debt restructuring goes into effect, the airline said in the document.
AirAsia X announces the final completion of its debt restructuring and a write back of RM33 billion to profits March 16, 2022 M A SEPANG, 16 March 2022 - AirAsia X (AAX) has today lodged the Sanction Order for its debt restructuring with the Registrar of Companies with the formalities of the restructuring now completed.
The debt restructuring proposal was approved by its creditors on 12 November 2021 and by the High Court of Malaya on 16 December 2021.
The lodgement of the Sanction Order means that the financial effects can be recognised in the financial statements of the Company and, as a result, AAX will be able to reverse RM33 billion of liabilities and provisions for liabilities which have been waived under the scheme. The full effects on the income statement and balance sheet of the company will be reflected in the next quarterly Bursa Announcement.
The lodgement of the Sanction Order will now pave the way for the completion of the proposed fund raising.
Part of AAX PN17 regularisation plan is debts restructure, capital reduction and 10 to 1 share consoludation follow by a renounceable rights issue of new shares to raise gross proceeds of up to RM300 million from its existing shareholders, and an issuance and allotment of new AAX shares to raise another RM200 million.
Stony did not carried out the RM 500 million capital cash call and now intent to inject CapitalA aviation with its billions in net liabilities into AAX for maybe billions of AAX share to CapitalA which will then be distributed to all the CapitalA shareholders.
So AAX will then need another round debts restructure, capital reduction, share consolidation and capical cash call again to get out of PN17.
This is misleading. Capital A will settle all its restructuring issues with its creditors and fund raising. Then fair enterprise values post-restructuring will be ascribed to Capital A, say RM4B. AAX will then also be ascribed a fair enterprise value, say RM0.8B. AAX will then issue 5 new shares to Capital A shareholders for every existing AAX share in issue.
From Kenanga: The key takeaways from the analysts briefing yesterday are as follows:
1. The group plans to announce the details of its PN17 regularisation plan by mid-April 2023 with completion expected by end-3Q 2023. We gathered that the group plans to divest its aviation group to AirAsia X in exchange of shares for subsequent distribution to its shareholders
AAX balance sheet is very much better than CapitalA. As at 31/12/2022 AAX net liabilities RM (599,891,000) of which net current liabilities RM (657,316,000)
As at 31/12/2022 CapitalA net liabilities is RM (9,427,491,000) of which net current liabilities is RM (9,067,503,000)
Creditors accepted 95% haircut in exchange with 20% of AAX earning for few years. Is this enough to pay off the debt? I'm impressed with this Bollywood dance.
Sslee, I have not been following CapA and AAX all these while. But could you help with the figures which so incredibly transformed AAX future earnings into Debt repayments. How much in reality was Owed and How much and how long to repay. Furthermore, isn't AAX shares to be injected into CapA, how would that transformation affect the Future Earnings and where would the profits come from since CapA is by herself Debt ridden??
Also Sslee, you have earlier mentioned the Creditors agreed and accepted a cash repayment of only 0.05%?? with over 99% haircut????
Vincent here has another set of figure of 95% haircut? Which is true and WHY would Creditors take such huge haircuts??? Never in this life have we witnessed such losses by lenders and creditors, unless it's 80% parking tickets discounted settlement/payment by MPPJ.
Following the completion of the AirAsia X (AAX) Debt Restructuring (Scheme) in March 2022 and as outlined in the Explanatory Statement, AAX shall acknowledge and honour 0.50% of the amount (Settlement) owed to all eligible creditors including guests, on the first anniversary of the Scheme Restructuring Effective Date (March 2023).
1. Why are you only reimbursing 0.50% of the amount owed to creditors including passengers?
Under the Scheme, an amount equal to 0.50% of the outstanding accrued liabilities by AAX towards Scheme creditors (classes A and B), including passengers, suppliers, travel agents, shall be paid to them on the first anniversary of the Scheme Restructuring Effective Date which is in March 2023.
In addition, guests with outstanding flight bookings caused by the pandemic will have received the full amount of their unused flights which have been credited through the AAX Travel Voucher provided already to affected guests.
2. How will the 0.50% settlement be paid to eligible creditors?
The following scenarios are set out for clarification in relation to the Settlement sum to be paid by way of credit or in cash (via bank transfer):
Scenario Amount Owed (RM): Settlement Sum (0.50% of Shortfall in RM):Amount to be paid* (RM):Mode of payment
Scenario A 2,000.00: 10.00: 10.00: Voucher
Scenario B 10,000.00: 50.00: 50.00: Cash
Scenario C 20,000.00: 100.00: 100.00: Cash
* The amounts to be paid to Scheme Creditors shall be rounded up or down to the nearest two (2) decimals.
If the settlement sum is less than RM50.00 in aggregate, the amount shall be credited to your airasia rewards account automatically as a Scheme Voucher by or before the end of March 2023 so you don’t need to do anything more. If the Settlement amount is more than RM50.00 in aggregate, the amount shall be paid in cash (via bank transfer).
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Cannot simply trust stock market. You keep them they give you conso la right issue la all cb issue came out