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Sebi is taking a fresh look at the Rs 2,060 crore Jet-Etihad Airways deal following observations made by fair trade watchdog Competition Co...

The two parties had sought "rectification" to two parts of the order passed by the CCI on November 12 while clearing the deal.

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With FIPB granting conditional clearance to the Rs 2,058 crore Jet-Etihad deal, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said the concerns ...

The deal is being seen as a major one in aviation, post the government allowed greated Doreign Direct Investment in the sector.

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Jet-Etihad deal assumes significance in the backdrop of government efforts to attract more foreign investments into the country.

Once the Jet-Etihad proposal is cleared by the FIPB, it will go to the CCEA for final clearance as the deal size exceeds Rs 1,200 crore.

The airlines would have to rework the terms of the deal and may also have to make an open offer if Sebi wants an open offer.

As the Jet-Etihad deal brings a glimmer of hope for the sector, it may also set a benchmark of sorts for SpiceJet.

The structuring will also see Goyal and Etihad jointly hold 75% in the listed carrier, complying with Sebi's new public shareholding norms.