Czechia Could List Prague Airport on Stock Exchange by 2028, Says PM
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Czechs may float 40% stake in Prague Airport in 2028, news agency CTK reports
The Czech government may float a 40% stake in Prague Airport (Letiste Praha) on the stock market in 2028, news agency CTK reported on Wednesday, citing Prime Minister Andrej Babis.
In 2028, the Czech government could market a 40 percent stake in Prague Airport, as reported by the news agency "CTK" on the basis of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. Reason for his income for social policy, infrastructure and the defence budget.
According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the state could list forty percent of the shares of Prague Airport on the stock exchange, probably in 2028. After buying out minority shareholders of the energy group ČEZ, which the government wants to nationalize, he said, this could be another opportunity for investors who want to invest their money in Czech stocks. Babiš said that the airport is a strategic asset that the state would continue to…
According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the state could list 40 percent of the shares of Prague Airport on the stock exchange, probably in 2028. After buying out minority shareholders of the energy group ČEZ, which the government wants to nationalize, he said, this could be another opportunity for investors who want to invest their...
Prague - According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the state could list 40 percent of the shares of Prague Airport on the stock exchange, probably in 2028. After buying out minority shareholders of the energy group ČEZ, which the government wants to nationalize, this could be another opportunity for investors who want to invest their money in Czech shares, he said. Babiš told reporters before leaving for Serbia.
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