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Candytoy partners with Reliance Retail to supply confectionery toys to 1,400 outletsCandytoy Corporate has partnered with Reliance Retail to supply confectionery toys to 1,400 stores by the end of this financial year. The c...- Go First plans IPO in July as air travel reboundsGo First’s share sale comes as air travel is rebounding in the South Asian nation driven by pent-up demand as people emerge from one of the...
- Tata Group, SSG and GIC likely to acquire a stake in GMR airportsGIC pipped Japanese diversified conglomerate Mitsubishi — the other entity GMR had been in advanced talks with — to clinch the deal.
- AirAsia plans IPO; analysts say time isn’t rightAirAsia Berhad and Tata Sons own 49 per cent each in AirAsia India.
- ETMarkets After Hours: IT stocks gain ahead of TCS results; airlines fly highHere's a look at the top stocks/sectors that made headlines on Dalal Street on Wednesday -
- AirAsia India IPO talk adds zing to aviation; lift Jet, IndiGo stocksAirAsia will seek approval at the next board meeting to pick a banker for the IPO.
- AirAsia India IPO not far: Tony FernandesAirAsia India, currently has a leased fleet of 15 Airbus A320 planes.
- New airlines, policy changes and accidents mark a taxing year for aviationFliers might have to shell out more from next year with the government proposing two per cent levy on all tickets to fund regional connecti...
- How does IndiGo continue to prosper despite troubled times?Even for an inherently tricky industry, Indian aviation sticks out like a sore thumb due to its high cost structure and infrastructural bot...
- Rakesh Gangwal & Rahul Bhatia: Men behind IndiGo’s blockbuster takeoffThe roots of InterGlobe Enterprises and its flight can be traced back to Delhi Express, a travel company run by Bhatia’s father Kapil Bhati...
- Why are influential investors suddenly bullish on India’s aviation sector?India’s aviation sector is now attracting some of the country’s wealthiest investors, driven by the market debut of a consistently profitab...
- IndiGo, Tata Motors locked in court battle over trademarkTata Motors issued notices on the Indigo name infringement in 2005 but Interglobe subsequently registered the trademark.
- IndiGo finalizes $26.55 billion purchase of 250 new Airbus A320 Neo jetsAt list prices, total order size equals $26.55 billion. However the actual deal value will likely be much less, thanks to high number of pl...
- IndiGo's aircraft deal is a great boost for the image of Indian business houses globallyThe deal, on top of its firm orders for 100 current-generation A320s and 180 A320neos, also shows the high level of ambition that Indian co...
- IndiGo to take 12 planes on lease from TigerairThe fleet is being expanded at a time when the budget airline is expected to launch its IPO, which means it will get funds for expansion.
- Nine investment banks to bid for Rs 2,500 crore IndiGo IPO; to be the biggest ever in India's aviation industryThe banks include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Barclays, UBS, Credit Suisse and BNP ...
- Domestic carriers likely to post $1.3-1.4 billion losses in FY'15: ReportCombined airline losses are expected to reach $1.3-1.4 billion in FY2015, it said adding in the last seven years accumulated losses have re...
- IndiGo plans to hit the IPO market by Q3 FY14: SourcesThe airline's holding company, InterGlobe Aviation is gearing up to hit the capital market with a big-bang IPO by the third quarter of this...
- Qatar Airways says it’s keen on buying a stake in IndiGoIndiGo, which flew nearly one-third of India’s domestic air passengers in the year ended March, is the country’s best-performing carrier.
- AirAsia X has no plan to resume flights to India, Europe: ReportThe airline stopped flying to London, Paris and some Indian cities last year due to increasing taxes and higher jet fuel prices.
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