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Ving's owner is considering a spin-off

From: Editorial department
– Jul 30, 2018

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British Thomas Cook is considering spinning off and selling part of its airline to an external investor.

In this way, the travel company, which in Sweden is perhaps better known as Ving, hopes to reduce its debt, reports the Sunday Times, citing sources.

Source: finwire

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