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Privatisation of TAP Air Portugal: the Sale Will Be Judged on the Project, Not only on the Price

Summary by Air Journal
The Portuguese government does not want to sell off TAP Air Portugal cheaply as part of its privatization, even in the face of a high offer. For the sale of a minority stake in the state-owned airline, price will not be the only criterion. This is a "strategic" decision, not just a financial one. Lisbon plans to sell up to 49.9% of TAP's capital, with 5% reserved primarily for employees, while retaining control of the company. Two candidates are…
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The Portuguese government does not want to sell off TAP Air Portugal cheaply as part of its privatization, even in the face of a high offer. For the sale of a minority stake in the state-owned airline, price will not be the only criterion. This is a "strategic" decision, not just a financial one. Lisbon plans to sell up to 49.9% of TAP's capital, with 5% reserved primarily for employees, while retaining control of the company. Two candidates are…

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Air Journal broke the news on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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