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When asked if it was running short of cash, Baker said in an interview with Reuters TV that Qatar Airways may need to call on its state owners for extra funds should the blockade continue. “Not for the foreseeable future, but if it continues long term our shareholders will have to put additional equity into the company,” he said.
Revelation wrote:Doesn't give a number, though..
KarelXWB wrote:Because the report has not been released yet.
He adds: "Unfortunately, we do not have the luxury of Chapter 11 [US bankruptcy protection] so we have to persevere and find additional financial streams and investments, in order to continue our expansion even under the loss."
TC957 wrote:I can see EY and EK lobbying their governments to have this blockade maintained. They must be happy seeing it bleed QR like this.
TC957 wrote:I can see EY and EK lobbying their governments to have this blockade maintained. They must be happy seeing it bleed QR like this.
TC957 wrote:I can see EY and EK lobbying their governments to have this blockade maintained. They must be happy seeing it bleed QR like this.
Kashmon wrote:TC957 wrote:I can see EY and EK lobbying their governments to have this blockade maintained. They must be happy seeing it bleed QR like this.
and Qatar is making sane investments in well run airlines like BA/IB/CX
and preparing for Alitalia's downfall
EY is going to die soon
and EK will soon die as well because Dubai refuses to build the mega airport ( had the mega airport been constructed by 2016- QR and EY would have already been toast but EK seems hell bent on declining in the 2020's)
Kashmon wrote:EK will soon die ...
