AAV (Asia Aviation) stock recovered 2.44% to 0.84 baht after heavy selling pressure, amid investor focus on AirAsia Group's financial health announcement. Key concern: AAV has 11.4 billion baht in net receivables from AirAsia Group Berhad as of Q2 2569, potentially requiring 600–1,200 million baht in credit loss provisions. Kasikornbank downgraded profit recovery expectations to 2570 due to rising fuel costs. AirAsia faces liquidity pressures with short-term debt of 18.4 billion ringgit and Q2 net loss of 831 million ringgit, though the group is seeking up to $1 billion in foreign debt financing and 700 million ringgit in Malaysian credit lines.