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Lion Air's IPO and Saudi Aramco To Get China Support?

Brendan Sobie, Independent Analyst, Sobie Aviation

07-Nov-19 07:30

Lion Air's IPO and Saudi Aramco To Get China Support?

00:05 - Lion Air is targeting an IPO of up to $1 billion in the first quarter of 2020. Lion Air has been considering an IPO since 2005, but multiple attempts were put on hold due to a volatile rupiah and weak economy.

07:04 - China’s state-owned entities are in talks to invest $5 to 10 billion in Saudi Aramco’s IPO as the oil-giant plans to sell 2% of its company in a domestic listing next month.

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Categories:  Investments

Tags:  Lion Airlow-cost carrierIPOIndonesiaaviationSaudi AramcoChina





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