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Qatar investment could put Virgin IPO back on track

ANALYSIS: Majority owner Bain Capital had put float on hold, but getting a cashed up strategic investor on board could revive hopes of a wider sale.

WATCH: NBR senior journalist Lachlan Colquhoun speaks with Hamish McNicol.

Those of us wondering what was happening with the delayed float of airline Virgin Australia have had our questions partly answered with reports that Qatar Airlines is about to take 20% of the company.

Last week, we learned that Virgin’s owner, Bain Capital, failed to get sufficient interest from

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Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 03 Jul 2024
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