Sea-air 'barely viable' as port congestion hits
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“Swissport International AG, the airport ground services firm owned by beleaguered Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, hired advisers to review its debt as passenger air traffic grinds to a halt because of coronavirus restrictions. The company appointed Houlihan Lokey as financial adviser as it considers a restructuring of its 1.6 billion euros ($1.7bn) of debt, according to people familiar with the matter.” – Bloomberg, 3 April 2020, sourced from “HNA’s Swissport to hire Houlihan Lokey to advise on debt“.
Swissport’s troubles are more deeply rooted than ...
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