TF in financial trouble?

[californiahoop]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33163134

[blue and white]

hmm so he runs he airline just as bad as his Football club. There's a surprise

[Kirill]

This is totally unexpected. Maybe he can improve his faultering fortunes by diversifying his business interests? Perhaps purchase a Formula One team?

[californiahoop]

I just wonder if this is linked to the changes on the board?

[Toninho]

Definately!

[CroydonCaptainJack]

This is totally unexpected. Maybe he can improve his faultering fortunes by diversifying his business interests? Perhaps purchase a Formula One team?

One of the first on the scene, circling above Kirill. Surprise, surprise.

[californiahoop]

One of the first on the scene, circling above Kirill. Surprise, surprise.

Lol, he isn't the money behind the club, the Mittels and Tony's friends are the money!

[Kirill]

One of the first on the scene, circling above Kirill. Surprise, surprise.

I'm just worried about the potential impact on QPR. I never kick someone when they are down and this fella certainly looks like going down soon - much to everyone's surprise, of course. But whatever happens, he will always have Twitter where every person in possession of a couple of brain cells and a few typing fingers seems eminently successful.

[brightonr]

Nothing there at all to suggest TF is in any sort of financial trouble whatsoever.

Surprised nobody panicked about Mittal's impending doom when his company's shares took a dive the other year.

Still, if worrying and moaning keeps you happy.

[maverick69]

Lol, he isn't the money behind the club, the Mittels and Tony's friends are the money!

This. Although Tony's mates cough up most of the dosh.

[Hertford Hoop]

What goes up does come down and vice versa

[Abseits]

Shares go up and down all the time - it's what they do. There are armies of hedge funds, short sellers and activist investors out there that specialise in trying to undermine or destabilise companies for no other purpose than lining their own pockets - decent companies can usually ride out or see off these attacks. I dunno what's going on at Air Asia but I certainly wouldn't interpret a blip in share price as being indicative of impending financial meltdown.

[Bluehoop]

Laughable really. The losses following the crash were actually less than predicted; the share fluctuation arises from a lack of industry confidence in Indonesia, understandably arising from said crash and the actual losses from share fall are covered many many times over by the impending sale and lease back of the Indonesian fleet. Incidentally, the sale and lease back of aircraft is something that happens the world over, on a regular basis and for those that don't realise, there are actually only about 5 primary owner's of all aircraft in our skies.
Still, let's all rake over the impending crash of the most successful carrier in the budget airline industry because it fits with our agenda, rather than focusing on the fact that even with a share drop, this successful and extremely profitable Company will end the financial year in a better state than it began it

[CroydonCaptainJack]

Meanwhile

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2015/06/16/AirAsia-AirAsia-X/

[Shepherds Mush]

I'd be more concerned about the regulatory investigation into the accounts than the share price!