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Govt comes closer to fully exiting Air India, reaches out to investors

This will be the government's third attempt to sell the debt-laden national airline

Arindam Majumder Business Standard New Delhi
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The government has thoroughly analysed the failed sale process of last year and is making changes in the privatisation process based on those lessons

The government has moved closer to a complete exit from Air India, with the committee of secretaries (CoS) led by Cabinet Secretary P K Sinha agreeing in principle to sell 95 per cent in the national
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First Published: Aug 16 2019 | 12:48 AM IST

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