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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Investment funds appear divided on the opportunities presented by the Virgin Australia IPO which will see the airline return to the ASX by month’s end in the biggest float of the year to date.

Virgin Australia has confirmed its intention to go ahead with its $685 million initial public offering and re-list on the ...

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

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