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Iran air: the first important leap towards its denationalization

Teheran, Iran - The approval of the measure by Iranian Parliament could encourage the introduction in the market of a 49% capital share

Iranian Parliament gave its green light yesterday to a partial denationalization for the national carrier Iran Air. State could go on keeping its own share of an at least 51%, while the remaining 49% will be involved by private investments, though several international analysts would appear convinced of the fact that it is difficult to expect a significant interest by foreign investors for the Iranian...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 101811
Rome, Italy, 08/17/2004 15:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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