India receives multiple initial bids for state-run carrier Air India


Tata already operates two airlines in India - full-service carrier Vistara, which is in partnership with Singapore Airlines, and budget airline AirAsia India along with Malaysia's AirAsia Group.

NEW DELHI: The Indian government said on Twitter it has received multiple bids for its stake in state-run carrier Air India, the auction for which ended on Monday evening.

"Multiple expressions of interest have been received for strategic disinvestment of Air India. The transaction will now move to the second stage," according to a tweet from the secretary, Department of Investment and Public Asset Management.

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