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Go First creditors to auction 94-acre Thane land parcel
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

Go First creditors to auction 94-acre Thane land parcel

Creditors of Go First (formerly known as GoAir) have decided to auction a substantial 94-acre land parcel located in Thane. This decision comes as part of efforts to recover dues from the airline amidst financial restructuring. The auction, facilitated by the creditors, aims to attract bids from potential buyers interested in acquiring prime real estate in the Thane region.

The land parcel, strategically located, holds significant value in the real estate market, making it a coveted asset for potential investors and developers. The auction process is expected to be closely monitored by stakeholders as it unfolds, with the outcome influencing the airline's financial restructuring and creditors' efforts to recover debts.

Go First's creditors have been actively pursuing various avenues to recover outstanding dues, including the sale of assets like the Thane land parcel. The airline industry, particularly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, has seen several carriers resorting to asset sales and restructuring to navigate financial challenges and ensure operational sustainability.

As the auction progresses, the focus will be on maximising value for creditors while ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements. The outcome of the auction will play a crucial role in determining the financial future of Go First and the extent to which creditors can recover their investments.

Creditors of Go First (formerly known as GoAir) have decided to auction a substantial 94-acre land parcel located in Thane. This decision comes as part of efforts to recover dues from the airline amidst financial restructuring. The auction, facilitated by the creditors, aims to attract bids from potential buyers interested in acquiring prime real estate in the Thane region. The land parcel, strategically located, holds significant value in the real estate market, making it a coveted asset for potential investors and developers. The auction process is expected to be closely monitored by stakeholders as it unfolds, with the outcome influencing the airline's financial restructuring and creditors' efforts to recover debts. Go First's creditors have been actively pursuing various avenues to recover outstanding dues, including the sale of assets like the Thane land parcel. The airline industry, particularly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, has seen several carriers resorting to asset sales and restructuring to navigate financial challenges and ensure operational sustainability. As the auction progresses, the focus will be on maximising value for creditors while ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements. The outcome of the auction will play a crucial role in determining the financial future of Go First and the extent to which creditors can recover their investments.

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