AirAsia's proposed entry drags Jet Airways, SpiceJet lower
By IRIS
22nd February 2013 08:18 AM
Major airlines stocks Jet Airways (India) and SpiceJet plunged on Thursday on concern over increase competition after AirAsia proposed to set up airline in India in joint venture with Tata Group and another Indian investor.
Jet Airways' shares lost 4% to Rs 559.90 and thereby losing Rs 2 billion in market capitalization.
Meanwhile, shares of budget airline Spicejet plunged 6.55% to Rs 37.80. It lost Rs 1.28 billion in market capitalization.
AirAsia's new Indian airline is likely to start operations by the fourth quarter of this year with about USD 50 million initial investments by the Malaysian budget carrier.
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