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Govt looking to hire chief of properties & monetisation officer for AIAHL - Vimarsana News

Govt looking to hire chief of properties & monetisation officer for AIAHL

The designation of the person will be 'Chief of Properties and Monetisation Officer' and will report to the board of AIAHL, which was set up in 2019 for holding the debt and non-core assets of Air India.

Govt opposes Subramanian Swamy's plea in HC to quash AI divestment process - Vimarsana News

Govt opposes Subramanian Swamy's plea in HC to quash AI divestment process

Swamy has sought to set aside and revoke any action or decision or grant of any further approvals, permissions or permits by the authorities with respect to the Air India disinvestment process.

IAHL Corp.: IAHL Project Overview and Timeline Update - Vimarsana News

IAHL Corp.: IAHL Project Overview and Timeline Update

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA / ACCESSWIRE / November 30, 2021 / IAHL Corp. (OTC PINK:IAHL)In our effort to keep investors and shareholders current on our status we would bring the following information to market.Basic

Air India privatisation: Rs 16,000 crore unpaid bills to go to govt's AIAHL - Vimarsana News

Air India privatisation: Rs 16,000 crore unpaid bills to go to govt's AIAHL

The government will transfer about Rs 16,000 crore of unpaid fuel bills and other pending dues that Air India owes to suppliers, to a special purpose vehicle before handing over the loss-making airline to the Tata Group, a senior official said.

Govt To Now Start Work On Monetising Air India's Four Subsidiaries Including Alliance Air: DIPAM Secretary - Vimarsana News

Govt To Now Start Work On Monetising Air India's Four Subsidiaries Including Alliance Air: DIPAM Secretary

The govt on 8 October had announced that Tata Sons won the bid to acquire debt-laden Air India for Rs 18,000 crore.