Airline eyes hybrid as first part of funding plan
Malaysia Airlines (MAS) wants to launch a 10 year sukuk programme that will be worth as much as MR2.5bn ($794.9m), the first part of a three-pronged attempt to shore up its working capital. The company wants to sell the first MR1bn tranche in June, as long as it gets regulatory approval.
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