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Virgin Australia Is Coming Back to the Share Market. Here’s What This New Chapter Could Mean

  • After nearly five years as a privately held company, Virgin Australia is scheduled to return to the Australian Securities Exchange on June 24.
  • Bain Capital bought Virgin Australia during its 2020 bankruptcy and is now reducing its stake from about 70% to 40% through a $685 million IPO.
  • Virgin has recorded strong recent profits, controls about 33% of Australia's domestic seat capacity, and formed a five-year partnership with Qatar Airways for long-haul flights.
  • Shares are priced at $2.90 each with an expected market value near $2.3 billion and a price-to-earnings ratio of seven times expected earnings.
  • The IPO proceeds mainly benefit Bain Capital and strengthen Virgin’s financial position, enabling fleet renewal and increased competition against Qantas.
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MondialNews broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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