Virgin Australia is set to return to the stock market after a five-year absence, with the Bain Capital-owned airline ...

By Scott Murdoch (Reuters) -Bain Capital-owned Virgin Australia is looking to return to the stock market with a A$685 million ...

As Virgin Australia prepares to relist on the Australian Securities Exchange, private equity risks sparks concern.

Virgin Australia has returned to the sharemarket after a five-year hiatus with a massive $685m initial public offering on Wednesday, and it could influence the future health of the Australian economy.

The listing is a huge milestone for private equity firm Bain Capital, which acquired the airline in crisis five years ago.

The airline is set to return to the ASX on June 24 after a five-year absence after its owner, Bain Capital, decided to ...

Bain bought Virgin Australia in 2020 after it collapsed at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Investors will be offered 30.2% of the current 70.2% stake held by Bain Capital and its two investment partners, Virgin Group ...

Virgin Australia’s top executives including CEO Dave Emerson are in line for eye-watering bonuses and one-off payments when the company relists on the ASX later this month.

Virgin Australia, owned by Bain Capital, is seeking to raise A$685 million (US$442.78 million) through an initial public ...

Virgin is expected to be marketed as concentrated Qantas, rather than the old airline of Qantas-lite. This means it sticks to ...

SYDNEY] Virgin Australia is set to return to the stock market after a five-year absence, with the Bain Capital-owned airline ...