VietJet seeking IPO to become 'Emirates of Asia'
It plans to build global routes and become one of the region's top budget airlines
Hanoi
VIETJET Aviation Joint Stock Co, the Vietnamese carrier known for its bikini-clad flight attendants, may hold its initial public offering as early as the second quarter as it plans to build global routes and become a top budget airline in Asia.
The IPO's exact timing will depend on market developments domestically and globally, Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, chief executive officer of Viet-nam's only privately owned airline, said on Friday. The company has not finalised how much it wants to raise and could offer as much as a 30 per cent stake, the regulatory limit for foreign holdings, she said.
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