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African budget carrier Fastjet Plc said it needed to raise further funds to have sufficient working capital and implement changes as its operations had remained cash negative in a challenging domestic aviation market.
London-listed shares in the company, which has seen the departure of two top executives under pressure from its second-largest investor, were down about 25 per cent at 22.94 pence at 0719 GMT.
Fastjet said on Tuesday it had started the initial phases of a fund-raising exercise, which it planned to complete in July.
READ: Fastjet to remain cash flow negative on weak Tanzania business
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Fastjet to raise funds as African aviation market remains tough
London-listed shares in the company, which has seen the departure of two top executives under pressure from its second-largest investor, were down about 25 per cent at 22.94 pence at 0719 GMT.
Fastjet said on Tuesday it had started the initial phases of a fund-raising exercise, which it planned to complete in July.
READ: Fastjet to remain cash flow negative on weak Tanzania business
ALSO READ: Fastjet halts Nairobi-Kilimanjaro flights on low passenger numbers
Fastjet to raise funds as African aviation market remains tough