Pakistan Approves Four Potential Bidders for Struggling National Airline PIA
PAKISTAN, JUL 8 – Four pre-qualified bidders, including military-backed and industrial groups, will enter a two-month due diligence phase for PIA's stake sale under a $7 billion IMF reform program.
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Pakistan's Ambitious PIA Sell-Off: A New Era in Aviation
The Pakistani government has approved several parties, including business groups and a military-backed firm, to bid for Pakistan International Airlines. This move aims to sell a 51-100% stake in the national airline to raise funds and reform state-owned enterprises, marking Pakistan's major privatisation in nearly 20 years.
Govt shortlists four bidders as PIA privatisation gains momentum
The federal government said on Tuesday it had approved four parties, including business groups and a private education operator, to potentially bid for a stake in debt-ridden Pakistan International Airlines. The government has been seeking to sell a 51-100% stake in the struggling national airline to raise funds and reform cash-draining, state-owned enterprises as envisaged under a $7 billion International Monetary Fund programme. It would be th…
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