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    Air India Privatisation: Govt Ready To Call Off Sale If Bids Are Too Low

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    By Aruna Sharma on May 23, 2018 SPORTS

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    The government expects sale of Air India to be a success, going by the number of investor queries received so far, but is open to calling off the sale if bids do not meet expectations. Civil aviation secretary R.N. Choubey on Tuesday told reporters that 160 queries have so far been received for the proposed sale of 76% in Air India Ltd, along with 100% stake in low-cost international carrier Air India Express Ltd and 50% in Air India SATS Airport Services Pvt. Ltd.

    “The government has the right to sell or not to sell Air India if the bid price is found to be inadequate,” Choubey told reporters here. Choubey expressed confidence that the sale will fetch the price it expects.While the deadline for submission of Expression of Interest (EoI) ends on May 31, the Secretary said the Request for Proposal could be issued after June 15. He said the highest bidder for the airline would be known by the end of August. Choubey said the government intends to complete the disinvestment process by this year end.

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