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Garuda Indonesia seeks more debt as fuel and maintenance costs deepen losses

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Garuda Indonesia plans to raise additional debt and has negotiated longer payment terms with its main fuel supplier, PT Pertamina, the airline said on an earnings call. The steps come as soaring oil and maintenance costs deepen its losses, underscoring pressure on the carrier’s finances.

Discovered 2026-10-07T05:05:42.836789-07:00 | 2026-10-07T05:05:42.836789-07:00

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  • Garuda’s plan to raise more debt and extend fuel-payment terms shows how rising operating costs are putting pressure on airline finances.
  • Higher oil and maintenance costs are deepening the carrier’s losses, making cost exposure and liquidity central concerns in its near-term outlook.

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