CAPITAL A Berhad, the main investment and holding company of the AirAsia Aviation Group, is looking to further expand its travel booking unit and other subsidiaries in the Philippines. In a news ...
A private placement to raise 1 billion ringgit ($226 million) by Malaysia's Capital A, owner of budget airline AirAsia, was ...
Inquirer Business on MSN1d
AirAsia Philippines listing in the worksAirAsia Philippines is looking at making its debut at the Philippine Stock Exchange within the next 12 months to raise funds ...
The Manila Times on MSN1d
Fernandes: AirAsia PH listing still on the tableAN AirAsia restructuring will not have a negative impact on its Philippine operations, the chief executive of the budget carrier's owner, Malaysian firm Capital A Berhad, said on Wednesday. Following ...
LIKE Mona Lisa. That’s how AirAsia founder, Tony Fernandes, described the Clark International Airport (CIA) in Pampanga, as he nixed the possibility of transferring the carrier’s Philippines hub ...
Malaysia’s Capital A, the parent company of budget airline AirAsia, has completed its 1 billion ringgit ($226 million) ...
Philstar.com on MSN2d
AirAsia, NNIC in talks over hike in NAIA feesLow-cost carrier AirAsia Philippines is negotiating with the new operator of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to ...
According to reports coming out of a virtual briefing with Tony Fernandes, the CEO of AirAsia Group, the group’s intention is to list AirAsia Philippines on the PSE within the next 12 months.
AirAsia Philippines said Wednesday it plans to go public by listing in the Philippine Stock Exchange within the next 12 months to support its expansion.
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