SAS on the verge of
bankruptcy, according to some analysts
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16 February 2022
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SAS crashes on the stock exchange
after an analysis from the Norwegian bank DNB. According to the analysis, SAS
must undergo a corporate reorganisation to avoid bankruptcy.
SAS’s share fell by 20 percent on Wednesday. The
case comes after the Norwegian bank DNB lowered the value of the SAS Group
stock from SEK 1.00 to SEK 0.40. A restructuring of the company is necessary to
avoid bankruptcy, according to the analysis.
SAS has received more than SEK 9 billion in
support from the Swedish and Danish governments and has received additional
money from the Wallenberg Foundations. In total, the company has received SEK
14 billion.
“Improvements are needed, but as I see it, it is
not urgent. But a company is always faced with the decision of when it is time
to act. It is not good to act when standing next to the precipice. SAS may be
acting now,” says Jacob Pedersen, head of
equity research at Dansk Sydbank.
The background to the situation is that the
reduced traffic as a result of the pandemic, in addition, variations in the
exchange rate have affected the company.
Until very recently, SAS was one of the
better-performing companies on the Stockholm Stock Exchange in 2022, when it
rose after restrictions and entry bans were lifted. In recent days, however,
there have been a number of setbacks. The company was hit by a strike among
baggage handlers at Copenhagen Airport, which in turn caused a number of delays
and cancelled flights.
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