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Capital A Considers Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing

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Capital A, the Malaysian aviation group and parent company of AirAsia, is actively exploring the possibility of listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as part of its long-term strategic objectives. This initiative is driven by the company’s ambition to expand its access to global capital markets and better position itself for future growth and investment opportunities.

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SMBC Aviation Capital CEO Highlights Aircraft Delivery Delays

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Skymark Airlines Announces Change in Major Shareholders

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