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Post by Cals Wed 19 Aug 2015, 19:07

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AirAsia rises 2.75% after Tata ups stake in AirAsia India

GEORGE TOWN (Aug 19): Shares of AirAsia Bhd ([You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Financial Dashboard) rose 2.75% in active trade this morning after India’s Tata Group raised its stake in the low-cost carrier’s Indian unit.
At 10.30am, AirAsia rose three sen to RM1.12 with 14,838,100 shares changing hands, giving it a market capitalisation of RM3.03 billion.
Yesterday, AirAsia chief executive officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes confirmed that India’s Tata raised its shareholding from 30% to 41% as reported by Indian media last week.
Tata’s interest in AirAsia (valuation: 2; fundamental: 0.2) rose after its purchase of 11% from fellow Indian shareholder Arun Bhatia of Telestra Tradeplace Pvt Ltd whose stake shrunk correspondingly to 10% from 21%.
Fernandes, however, declined to speculate whether Tata would continue raising its stake in the airline associate to 48% as claimed by a source to the business daily The Economic Times.
Parent AirAsia continues to hold 49% in AirAsia India which was initially formed on a joint venture basis (AirAsia: 49%; Tata: 41%; and Arun Bhatia: 10%).
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