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Lion Air Considers A $1 Billion IPO and an Outlook on Thailand’s Election

The Morning Run Crew

22-Mar-19 07:30

Lion Air Considers A $1 Billion IPO and an Outlook on Thailand’s Election

There's a lot going on in our neighbouring countries. Indonesia's Lion Air is said to be working on the possibility of an IPO of around $1 billion. It would be Indonesia’s third-largest IPO on record. In Thailand, a general election is about to take place five years after a military coup. 

Presented by: Julian Ng, Sharidz Abdullah


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