AirAsia still mulling IPO for Indonesian affiliate
CEO says public offer will make airline more transparent especially in light of accident
Sydney
AIRASIA, Asia's largest budget carrier, is still considering an initial public offering for its Indonesia affiliate, whose Flight 8501 crashed and killed 162 people on board in December.
An IPO will make the airline more transparent, Tony Fernandes, chief executive officer of AirAsia Group, said in Sydney on Wednesday. The comment comes after the Malaysian Reserve newspaper reported in July that the offer was scrapped because of poor financial results.
"In light of QZ8501, the IPO approach also appeals to us because it makes the airline more transparent," Mr Fernandes …
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