  We study the upper projected bounds on the dark matter fraction in the form
of the primordial black holes (PBHs) with a non-zero spin by using the
absorption feature in the global 21-cm signal at redshift z ~ 17. The mass and
spin are fundamental properties of a black hole, and they can substantially
affect the evaporation rate of the black hole. The evaporating black hole can
inject energy into the intergalactic medium and heat the gas. Subsequently, it
can modify the absorption amplitude in the global 21-cm signal. Therefore, the
absorption feature in the 21-cm signal can provide a robust bound on PBHs. We
analyse the projected constraints on the dark matter fraction in the form of
both spinning and non-spinning PBHs. The constraints are more stringent for
spinning PBHs than non-spinning ones. We also compare these bounds with other
observations and find the most stringent lower constraint on PBHs mass, which
is allowed to constitute the entire dark matter to 6.7 x 10^17 g for extremal
spinning PBHs.
