The company’s equity raise to recapitalise its balance sheet was oversubscribed, raising $23.9m.
The IPO valued Virgin at A$2.28b, but the strong debut pushed that up to A$2.46b.
Investor day presentation documents reveal restructuring costs and write-offs totalling $300m to $500m.
A potential oil price shock could put pressure on New Zealand households and businesses, analysts say.
NYSE-listed Shift4 Payments offers $1.20 a share in cash.
Trade-related software company also continues to explore further capital sources including both debt and equity.
The company had been urged to reject ‘lowball’ offer from Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing.
The pre-IPO airline ‘lacks an economic moat’ and its business could be eroded by more competition.
A consortium of BGH and the family interests of Luke and Karl Trouchet are looking to acquire the company.
However, Wellington-based investment firm reports higher annual income and improved valuations.