SpiceJet’s fundraise in doubt as lead investor dithers

The Mahapatras, who were supposed to invest nearly half the targeted Rs 2,250 crore, haven’t done so yet, forcing the Ajay Singh-led airline to seek more time to complete the exercise.

5 February, 202411 min
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SpiceJet’s fundraise in doubt as lead investor dithers

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