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Indonesia's Lion Air set to list shares

Indonesia's Lion Air is set to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in a listing that could reportedly raise up to 1 billion USD.
Indonesia's Lion Air set to list shares ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: AFP/ VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) -
Indonesia's Lion Air is set to launch aninitial public offering (IPO) in a listing that could reportedly raise up to 1billion USD.

The fundraising by Southeast Asia's largest airline comes after itsuffered a recent customer data leak and nearly one year after a high-profile crash that killed 189 people.

The funds will be used to strengthen the company's financialstructure, Lion Air’s spokesman Danang Prihantoro said.

He, however, declined to comment on a timeline for the listing or howmuch the firm planned to raise.

Citing an unnamed source, Bloomberg News reported that Lion Air - whichhas postponed a public listing several times in the past - could raise as muchas 1 billion USD in the upcoming listing.

That would make it Indonesia's third-biggest IPO on record,according to Bloomberg data.

Last month, Lion Air said it suffered a data leak that reportedlyaffected millions of customers.

The leak involved the names, birthdays, addresses, phone numbersand other details of up to 35 million customers, the Jakarta Post reported,citing a source.

Last October, a Lion Air-operated Boeing 737 MAX slammed into the JavaSea minutes after taking off from Jakarta, killing all passengers aboard./.
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