Singapore Airlines Considers Debut Dollar Bonds to Bolster Liquidity
- The flag carrier holds investor calls for potential note sale
- Industry outlook remains challenging despite vaccine progress
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Singapore Airlines Ltd. is considering its first-ever offering of dollar bonds, as it tries to bolster cash amid the pandemic.
The city-state’s flag carrier is holding a series of fixed-income investor calls in Asia and Europe from Monday for the potential debt sale, according to a person familiar with the matter.