Fly Gangwon Completes 15 Billion KRW Paid-in Capital Increase... Accelerates Financial Structure Improvement
[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Fly Gangwon announced on the 30th that the payment for a paid-in capital increase totaling 15 billion KRW has been completed.
This paid-in capital increase subscription was conducted through a shareholder allocation method targeting existing shareholders, and despite the difficulties faced by the aviation industry due to COVID-19, it recorded a subscription rate of 100.4%.
Previously, Fly Gangwon completed a 5:1 free capital reduction to preserve losses, and with the payment for this paid-in capital increase, its financial structure is expected to improve significantly. The raised funds will be used as operating capital for the overall business preparing for the With-Corona and Post-Corona eras, including aircraft lease fees, maintenance costs, labor costs, and the introduction of medium-sized aircraft.
Fly Gangwon is reportedly preparing to secure competitiveness for the future market by promoting the introduction of medium-sized aircraft for mid- to long-distance routes after COVID-19 and preparing diversified business models such as cargo transportation.
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Juwon Seok, CEO of Fly Gangwon, said, "With this capital expansion, we will overcome the current crisis and do our best to realize the original TCC business plan."
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