The government has initiated the process of privatising two subsidiaries — AIASL and AIESL — of erstwhile national carrier Air India, an official said.
New Delhi, September 19
The government has initiated the process of privatising two subsidiaries — AIASL and AIESL — of erstwhile national carrier Air India, an official said.
“The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) has initiated investor meetings and roadshows to gauge interest in AIASL and AIESL. We will soon invite EoIs from interested bidders,” the official said.
A debt-laden Air India was sold to Tata Group in October last year for Rs 18,000 crore. The actual handover to Tatas happened on January 27, 2022.
However, four Air India subsidiaries — Air India Airport Services Ltd (AIASL), Air India Engineering Services Ltd (AIESL), Alliance Air Aviation Ltd (AAAL), and Hotel Corporation of India Ltd (HCI) — and other non-core assets, painting and artefacts, besides, non-operational assets were not part of the deal. — PTI
To invite EoIs soon
- Debt-laden Air India was sold to Tata Group in October last year for Rs 18,000 crore
- However, four subsidiaries and other non-core assets, painting and artefacts, besides, non-operational assets were not part of the deal
- These subsidiaries and non-core assets valued at about Rs 15,000 crore have been transferred to an SPV — Air India Assets Holding Ltd
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