Shares of Jet Airways on Thursday surged 20 per cent to touch a one-year high level in early trade after the company announced plans to sell 24 per cent equity to Etihad Airways for about Rs. 2,058 crore.
Cheering the news, which came on a non-trading day on Wednesday, shares of the company opened on a robust note on Thursday and further jumped 20 per cent to Rs. 688.60 — its 52 week high on the BSE.
At NSE, the scrip sky-rocketed by 19.86 per cent to touch a one-year high of Rs. 687.
The market value of the carrier climbed Rs. 628 crore to Rs. 5,582 crore.
In the first ever investment by a foreign airline in an Indian carrier, Jet Airways had on Wednesday announced plans to sell 24 per cent equity to Etihad Airways for about Rs. 2,058 crore, as part of a strategic alliance that would lead to a major expansion in their global network.
(PTI)
Cheering the news, which came on a non-trading day on Wednesday, shares of the company opened on a robust note on Thursday and further jumped 20 per cent to Rs. 688.60 — its 52 week high on the BSE.
At NSE, the scrip sky-rocketed by 19.86 per cent to touch a one-year high of Rs. 687.
The market value of the carrier climbed Rs. 628 crore to Rs. 5,582 crore.
In the first ever investment by a foreign airline in an Indian carrier, Jet Airways had on Wednesday announced plans to sell 24 per cent equity to Etihad Airways for about Rs. 2,058 crore, as part of a strategic alliance that would lead to a major expansion in their global network.
(PTI)