JAKARTA (Reuters): PT Garuda Indonesia has secured majority approval to extend the maturity of US$500mil sukuk, or Islamic bonds, by three years, Chief Executive Irfan Setiaputra told a virtual news briefing on Friday (June 5).
The airline sought to extend the maturity of the debt, originally due on June 3, after its operations took a hit from coronavirus-linked travel restrictions.
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