Vertical Aerospace, the UK-based advanced air mobility company, has announced the successful closing of its previously disclosed underwritten public offering, generating US$60 million in gross proceeds. The capital raise is intended to advance the development of its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft program and support the company’s general corporate needs.
Vietnam Airlines has received regulatory approval to issue 900 million additional shares to the public, a move that will raise its charter capital by $344 million, bringing the total to approximately $1.2 billion. This capital injection is part of a broader financial restructuring effort aimed at strengthening the airline’s balance sheet following pandemic-related challenges.
Aegean, the flagship carrier of Greece, has successfully completed a $294 million public bond offering, marking a significant step in its financial strategy. The raised funds come from the issuance of a common bond loan, with overwhelming investor interest driving total valid demand up to $1.1 billion, resulting in a 3.75× oversubscription.
Surf Air Mobility, a U.S.-based regional air mobility company, has entered into definitive agreements for the purchase and sale of 10.8 million shares of its common stock, valued at approximately $27 million, through a registered direct offering. This fundraising strategy provides immediate capital infusion and reflects the company’s ongoing expansion and capital market engagement plans.
Nok Air, a Thai low-cost carrier, is preparing to raise $221 million in new capital as part of its recovery strategy aimed at exiting its rehabilitation plan within the next three years. The capital increase will serve multiple operational and strategic needs, including purchasing engines, repairing existing aircraft, leasing new aircraft, enhancing passenger services, and funding working capital.
Avelo Airlines has initiated a strategic financial initiative by appointing Jefferies, a leading global investment banking firm, to assist in raising between $75 million and $100 million. The capital raise is aimed at fueling the airline’s growth plans and strengthening its financial position amid a competitive and cost-sensitive environment.
Azul (Brazil) has initiated a primary public offering of preferred shares, beginning with a base offering of 450 million shares, with the option to increase the total offering up to 697 million shares. The move marks a significant step in the carrier’s strategy to reinforce its balance sheet and support long-term operational resilience.
Air Europa (Spain) is actively exploring the possibility of selling up to 25% of its capital as it seeks to secure a strategic investor to navigate ongoing economic pressures. The airline’s board of directors is expected to convene to review potential investor interest and set a framework for the partial divestment, driven by diminishing travel demandand the economic impact of US-imposed tariffs.
Vietravel (Vietnam), a prominent travel and tourism company, has announced its plan to issue 28.6 million shares to the public in the coming months. This share offering is expected to generate approximately US$13.5 million in capital, which will be primarily used to repay outstanding loans and improve the company’s financial stability.
