(c) Reuters
Garuda’s restructuring proposal was approved by the majority of its creditors last week, and the agreement was set to be formalized in a meeting on Monday.
The two creditors disagreed on the manner and calculation of the claims, Martin Patrick Nagel, the case’s court-appointed administrator, told Reuters.
Greylag Goose Leasing 1410 and 1446, both based in Ireland, had opposed the court-verified value of their claims against Garuda, according to Nagel.
According to a debt list document dated June 14, the administrators had accepted claims from the two lessors totaling roughly 2.3 trillion rupiah ($155.09 million).
They requested the court to acknowledge claims worth 5.99 trillion rupiah ($403.91 million), according to Nagel.
He noted that the judges’ panel said it needed more time to consider the creditors’ motion.
A request for response from Garuda and a lawyer for the lessors was not immediately returned.
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