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How To Avoid Dilution In Aeromexico?

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Today we’ll answer how to avoid dilution in Aeromexico (according to the carrier)? The airline has just announced a public tender offer to be launched by a third party. This offer will give existing shareholders an option to withdraw from the current capital stock. Nonetheless, the announcement sent Aeromexico’s publicly trade price crash from 3.89 pesos per share to less than 1.80 in one day.

Changes in Aeromexico

Aeromexico’s Chapter 11 restructuring

will allow the company to raise approximately US$720 million of new capital and US$762.5 million of new debt, in addition to the equitization of a large portion of the airline’s recognized debt. These movements will put the airline in a robust financial position and enough liquidity to emerging in the best conditions. 

Nonetheless, the Chapter 11 bankruptcy will impact Aeromexico’s current shareholders. They will inevitably dilute, as will also happen with Avianca and LATAM’s shareholders. Therefore, a third party unrelated to Aeromexico will make a voluntary tender offer in Mexico. The objective is to give existing shareholders the option to withdraw and avoid substantial dilution once the Plan is implemented. 

Today we’ll answer how to avoid dilution in Aeromexico? The airline has just announced a public tender offer to be launched by a third party. This offer will give existing shareholders an option to withdraw from the current capital stock. Nonetheless, the announcement sent Aeromexico’s publicly trade price crash from 3.89 pesos per share to less than 1.80 in one day. 

Changes in Aeromexico


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