Britain's Hinduja brothers consider bid for India's Jet Airways

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Billionaire Hinduja brothers bid interests in India's grounded Jet Airways burdened by more than US$1 billion debt has sent its shares to 7% rise, a boost for the airline.

Indian-born British billionaire brothers Gopichand , and Srichand Hinduja are eying India’s Jet Airways.

Saddled with debts of more than US$1 billion, Mumbai-based Jet has been in a tailspin for months, defaulting on loans and failing to pay many staff and aircraft leases, forcing it to suspend operations last month. Etihad already owns a 24% share and says it will inject funds to maintain its stake if a majority shareholder can be found.

Shares in Jet, which have almost halved over the past six months, soared 6.97% on the Bombay Stock Exchange Wednesday, a day after rocketing 15% on the back of early reports of the move.

 

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