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Government to sell 100 per cent stake in Air India, eases bidding norms
Updated On: 28 January, 2020 09:52 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
Another key change is that an entity can put in a bid on the 'strength of its parent', which means that an entity floated by a big corporate could participate in the disinvestment process, a source said

The deadline for submitting expression of interest in response to the preliminary bid document is March 17. Representation pic
New Delhi: Moving forward with Air India stake sale process for the second time in less than two years, the government on Monday issued the preliminary bid document for 100 per cent stake in the debt-laden airline along with fixing the debt amount for prospective bidders and easing the bidding norms.
The deadline for submitting the bids is March 17. As part of the ambitious strategic disinvestment, AI would sell its cent per cent stake in profit-making budget carrier Air India Express as well as 50 per cent shareholding in equal joint venture Air India SATS Airport Services. All three entities would be sold together and management control of the national carrier would be transferred to the new investor.
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