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By March 2023, The Tata Group hopes to consolidate three of its four airlines under a single roof in Gurugram.
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By March 2023, The Tata Group hopes to consolidate three of its four airlines under a single roof in Gurugram.
 
                  
In the last five trading sessions, the Tata Group shares increased by roughly 11%.
 
                  
IndiGo airlines took massive month-on-month lead over its rival Tata group in April 2022 flying 64.11 lakh passengers and controlling nearly 59% market share in domestic market.
 
                  
On October 8 2021, the Tata Sons had won the bid for Air India. Tata’s had placed the bid amount worth ₹18,000 crore.
 
                  
The Supreme Court has accepted a review petition filed by the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, which challenged the top court's decision last year in favour of Tatas.
 
                  
“Transport Bubbles” are temporary pacts between two countries for resuming commercial passenger assistance while regular international flight suspension proceeds.
 
                  
On Friday, before the results, Tata Steel shares shut at 0.67% higher to sit at ₹1,174 apiece on NSE.
 
                  
In October last year, the government had sold Air India to Talace Private Limited- a subsidiary of the Tata group's holding company- for ₹18,000 crore.
 
                  
The government is likely to own a 9.5% stake in the company.
 
                  
Vivo pulls out, hands IPL title rights to Tata.
 
                  
The lenders are likely to be informed by Tata about the allocation in the first week of January.
 
                  
Tatas defeated the Rs 15,100-crore offer by a consortium led by SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh and the reserve price of Rs 12,906 crore set by the government to sell its 100 per cent stake in the loss-making carrier.
 
                  
Tata Sons acquired the deal to purchase a debt-laden airline with a winning bid of Rs 18,000 crore, of which the debt took over by Tata will be Rs 15,300 crore while Rs 46,262 crore will continue with AIAHL.
 
                  
He further added that Tata would endeavour to deliver a world-class airline to make every Indian proud.
 
                  
Talace Private Limited, an entity of Tata Sons, will be acquiring a 100 per cent stake in the carrier as part of the acquisition.
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