The national airline Tunisair announced that it had raised 25.2 million dinars as part of its “Tunisair 2025-1” bond, an operation closed on October 17, according to the Financial Market Council (CMF).
Fundraising below the planned ceiling
The operation, opened on October 6, 2025, involved a maximum amount of 30 million dinars, but subscriptions reached 25.2 MD, or 84% of the initially targeted amount. This bond issue was carried out without a public offering, a preferred formula for the company’s institutional investors and financial partners.
Stabilize the finances of the national carrier
Tunisair specified that this fundraising aims to strengthen its financial resources and support its commitments in a context marked by a difficult economic situation and strong pressure on the aviation sector.
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The operation is part of the financial recovery plan undertaken by the company, which has been facing high debt, declining profitability and persistent operational challenges for several years.
A company in search of sustainable recovery
Despite the gradual resumption of air traffic after the pandemic, Tunisair continues to face structural difficulties: aging fleet, recurring flight delays and high operating costs.
The public authorities, the main shareholders, have reiterated their commitment to supporting the restructuring of the company, in particular through a partial recapitalization and the implementation of a modernization program aimed at restoring the competitiveness of the national flag.
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