Nairobi. Kenya Airways (KQNA.NR), opens new tab will disclose details of potential new investors within weeks, its chairman said, as the loss-making carrier seeks fresh capital to ease debt pressure, restore grounded aircraft and fund its turnaround plan.
"We have received interests from local and international investors who will inject both capital and other resources into KQ," Chairman Kiprono Kittony told reporters on Tuesday.
The planned announcement comes as the airline confronts soaring fuel costs, aircraft maintenance delays and a shortage of spare parts, which have constrained capacity despite strong passenger demand.
Also Read
Tanzania, China deepen state asset management ties through new MoUs
