Singapore among 3 possible venues for secondary listing of Kazakhstan's Air Astana
But current economic conditions denting Republic's attractiveness, says its chief
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Almaty, Kazakhstan
SINGAPORE is one of only three markets that Central Asia's most profitable carrier is looking at for an eventual public listing in two years, but current economic conditions are chipping away at the Republic's attractiveness as a venue.
In an interview in the leafy south-eastern city of Almaty on Wednesday, the chief of Air Astana, Kazakhstan's national carrier, told journalists about his vision for the eventual public offering of the carrier in 2018.
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