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South African Airways

South African rand set for first red week in four
Markets

South African rand set for first red week in four

  • He said that volumes on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange were quite low suggesting that investors were staying on the sidelines to see where inflation was headed.
  • The rand was 1.2pc weaker at 13.7475 per dollar, moving further from a 28-month high hit last week.
Published 11 Jun, 2021 11:39pm
South African Airways creditors approve rescue plan
Business & Finance

South African Airways creditors approve rescue plan

  • Administrator Siviwe Dongwana told a creditor meeting that the plan had been approved by 86% of voting interests.
  • The rescue plan envisages scaling back the state-owned airline's fleet and shedding jobs but requires the government to find at least 10 billion rand of new funds for it to work.
Published 14 Jul, 2020 06:48pm
SAA administrators aim to publish revised plan on July 7
Business & Finance

SAA administrators aim to publish revised plan on July 7

  • The administrators published a restructuring plan for the struggling state-owned airline last month after repeated delays and months of wrangling with the government and trade unions.
  • It said four unions - NTM, SATAWU, AUSA and Solidarity - and some non-unionised SAA staff were ready to sign voluntary severance packages if creditors approve the plan on July 14.
Published 02 Jul, 2020 08:41pm