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HNA: is it for sale SR Technics aircraft maintenance company?

On the plate also Swissport International

The HNA Group, in an attempt to reduce its debts, would be evaluating -according to the Chinese press- the sale of the SR Technics aircraft maintenance company based in Switzerland. The idea of the Chinese conglomerate would be to sell the 80% stake of the company at a price that would be between 700 million and 1 billion dollars, but it would be a minimal decrease in the huge debt that in November...

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Hainan, China, 02/18/2019 19:40
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

Civil aviationHNA will be sold the aircraft catering company

Agreement close to $ 3 billion

There is also the control of the catering of the airlines between the various sales that the HNA Group is doing to try to return to the huge billionaire debt accumulated over the years. The Hainan-based... more

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