Sale of Air India:: Tata, Spice Jet Founder Ajay Singh Submit Financial Bids

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SALE OF AIR INDIA:

TATA, SPICE JET FOUNDER AJAY SINGH SUBMIT FINANCIAL BIDS

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S.S.KAPIL
SALE OF AIR INDIA
TIME LINE

The Governmet issued “Expression


of Interest” to sell 76% stakes of
Air India was nationalised Air India.

1932 2007 2021

1953 2018
J. R. D. TATA Set up Tata Airlines. Air India was merged with Indian Govt offered to sell 100% of the
Airlines to form NACIL(National stakes in Air India & Air India
Aviation Company of India Ltd) Express and its entire 50% stake in
AI SATS
LOSSES OF AIR INDIA
Financial Consolidated loss
Years after tax(In Rs crore)

2010-011 5,548.26
2011-12 5,552.44
2012-13 6,865.17

2013-14 7,559.74

2014-15 5,490.16
2015-16 5,490.16
2016-17 5,490.16
2017-18 5,490.16

2018-19 5,490.16
FINANCIAL BIDS

• The Tata Group have officially submitted their respective bids for the Air India sale

• The bid has not been placed through one of its affiliate airlines - Vistara or AirAsia
India, the source said

• SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh (in his personal capacity) on Wednesday submitted
financial bids for acquiring Air India.
FINANCIAL BIDS

• The other confirmed bid has been jointly placed by a consortium of Air India employees
and Interups, the chairman of the investment firm, Laxmi Prasad.

• The bid proposes to give 51% stake to the Air India employee association, which
includes 219 staffers, including some board members, and

• 49% stake to Interups Inc (US investment firm), which will act as the financial partner.
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