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Asian Spirit has deferred plans to go public with the sale of at least 30 percent of its shares, moving its timetable to 2008 instead of this year, company officials told The STAR.


The company was aiming to become the first airline to directly list its shares in the local stock market. About P300 million is expected to be generated from the public listing.


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Asian Spirit defers IPO plan

December 2, 2006 - 12:00am

Asian Spirit has deferred plans to go public with the sale of at least 30 percent of its shares, moving its timetable to 2008 instead of this year, company officials told The STAR. The company was aiming...

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