SpiceJet receives its first tranche of government-backed funding under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS). According to reports, the airline receives ₹150 crore from the Bank of India, marking the first drawing under the credit line intended to support liquidity and ongoing operations. BusinessLine and NDTV both report that this initial amount is part of a larger proposed funding package of ₹500 crore. The remaining ₹350 crore is expected to be released in phases as the process for the full package continues, with sources indicating that subsequent disbursements are pending completion of steps required under the scheme. The reports characterize the transaction as the beginning of drawdown from the ECLGS framework, which provides credit guarantees to lenders to improve access to emergency financing for eligible borrowers. The airline’s move to secure the tranche is presented as a step toward strengthening its near-term financial position while the remainder of the package is processed.
SpiceJet receives first ₹150 crore tranche of ECLGS funding from Bank of India
SpiceJet receives its first tranche of government-backed funding under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS). According to reports, the airline receives ₹150 crore from the Bank of India,...
- SpiceJet receives a first tranche of ECLGS funding from the Bank of India worth ₹150 crore.
- The ₹150 crore is part of a proposed ₹500 crore funding package for the airline.
- Reports indicate the remaining ₹350 crore is expected to be disbursed in phases.
- The funding is under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS).
- The disbursement is described as the beginning of SpiceJet’s drawdown to strengthen liquidity.
The amount marks the first tranche of a proposed Rs 500 crore funding package being processed for the airline under the government-backed credit guarantee scheme. The remaining Rs 350 crore is expected to be disbursed in phases, sources said.
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