Alitalia supplier warns over fuel supply 9 October 2013 Last updated at 09:26 Alitalia risks having its fuel supplies cut off as the company struggles to avert a financial crisis. Italian oil company ENI said it could not keep supplying fuel if the airline failed to raise fresh finance. ENI's chief executive said his firm could not provide credit "to a company whose future seems no longer assured." After years of losses, Alitalia is trying to raise 100m euros ($136m; £84m) from its shareholders to keep the business running. Those shareholders are due to vote whether to extend fresh financing on 14 October. Alitalia was rescued from bankruptcy in 2009 by a consortium of investors. Under the deal Air France KLM took a 25% stake in the carrier. Tug of war Analysts say Air France KLM wants to buy the rest of Alitalia. But the French carrier is unlikely to want Alitalia's debt burden and would probably want to make deep cost cuts. "This is a tug of war over the price," said Andrea Giuricin, a transport analyst at Milan's Bicocca University. Air France KLM would like to buy Alitalia as cheaply as possible, preferably without having to take on its debt, while the Italian shareholders want to get something out of this as well. Reports say that Italy's civil aviation authority ENAC will meet company executives this week to assess whether Alitalia is a viable concern. On Tuesday the government held talks with the company to resolve the crisis and further talks are due this week.