VistaJet Bonds Surge As Company Explores Initial Public Offering Private aviation company VistaJet is working with bankers to explore the possibility of an IPO this year, according to 9fin. Company executives made those remarks to lenders during a recent earnings call, which helped drive a rally in the debt issued by the privately owned jet charter company. 9fin sources said an IPO would have a significant impact on VistaJet’s balance sheet, and would represent a “blessing” of the company’s business model by equity investors. VistaJet raised debt funding in February. The company via Bank of America priced a $215 million add-on to its existing $700 million Term Loan B due 2031, according to 9fin data. It completed a pair of financial deals last year, totaling $1.3 billion. On March 28, 2025, Vista closed a $600 million equity investment. Singapore-based RRJ Capital led that investment. Proceeds were used in part to repay existing secured debt.
