Capital A gets nod for RM6bil capital reduction plan


Capital A said it will seek the country’s High Court’s confirmation for the capital reduction plan.

KUALA LUMPUR: Capital A Bhd, which owns airline AirAsia, says its shareholders and debtholders have approved a capital reduction plan of up to RM6bil, as the company aims to shrug off its “financially distressed” tag.

Capital A was severely impacted by pandemic-era travel curbs and its equity declined to below 50% of subscribed capital, due to which it was designated as a Practice Note 17 (PN17) financially distressed entity by Malaysia’s stock exchange in 2022.

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