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Anonymous

01 Jun 2020

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What do you think SIA could have done other than adjusting to a planned rights issue?

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Tay_WenHao

31 May 2020

If they could go back in time, save up more capital and liquid cash.

Theres nothing they can do about after being hit by covid. Their flights are grounded but expenses still goes on.

Think about it as a person. Getting affected by CB, loss of income. You cant go anywhere/work but you still need to eat and spend for basic necessity. If you have no savings and you eat $100 a day for 3 months, you need $9000. Where to get that money? Answer is simple, to borrow / sell a part of your house. Thats exactly what SIA Rights is doing. Diluting their shares for money / taking on debt (MCB).

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