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Aircraft and finance. Malaysia Airports Holdings and TAV running for a stake in Istanbul's airport

Istanbul, Turkey - India's GMR Infrastructure is going to sell 40% of the shares of the facility

Malaysia Airports Holdings (MAH) and TAV Airports Holdings, two of the main airport operators globally, are separately conducting negotiations with GMR Infrastructure for the purchase of the 40% stake in istanbul's "Sabiha Gokcen" Airport currently owned by the Indian company. The facility is one of the two hubs which serve the Turkish metropolis: named after Sabiha Gokcen (the world's first female...

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Rome, Italy, 12/03/2013 18:12
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