Qatar tantea a IAG para comprar la participación de Bankia
El 'Financial Times' asegura que los primeros acercamientos se produjeron en 2012
La entidad nacionalizada ha puesto a la venta su cartera industrial
El grupo IAG logra hacerse con el 90,5% de Vueling en la opa
La demanda de Iberia cae un 16,3% hasta abril
Reuters 8 MAY 2013 - 09:52 CET
Qatar fumbles to IAG to buy out Bankia
The Financial Times says that the first approaches occurred in 2012
The nationalized entity has made its industrial portfolio sale
The IAG group achieved 90.5% gain in the bid Vueling
Iberia demand falls by 16.3% through April
Reuters 8 MAY 2013 - 9:52 CET
Qatar has groped to International Airlines Group, the owner of British Airways and Iberia, with an informal offer to become the largest shareholder holding 12% buying that is held by the nationalized Bankia, as published by the Financial Times on Wednesday. Qatar IAG has approached to ask if the company would welcome him as a shareholder, says British newspaper according to two sources familiar with the situation.
According to a source cited by the FT, this informal approach occurred last year, although it was unclear whether the entity involving Qatari Bankia buy. A third person familiar with the matter told the newspaper that informed and Bankia IAG's interest in Qatar three months ago.
The 12% stake in IAG Bankia available was valued at the close on Tuesday at 627 million pounds (740 million euros). This same year Bankia, protagonist of the biggest bailout in Spanish banking history, hired Rothschild as advisor to sell its industrial portfolio, which includes stakes in Iberdrola electric and insurer Mapfre, in order to recapitalize.
However, Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker said the airline Gulf, with "rapid growth" was not "interested" in buying Bankia participation. He said it was "not aware" that any other entity in the country would be interested in the Spanish bank's involvement.
For his part, IAG said only that it is "a matter of Bankia". Qatar already has a significant investment in aviation in the UK, after Qatar Holding, an investment fund Sovereign wealth of the country, agree on its last year to buy a 20% stake in Heathrow Airport for 900 million pounds ( 1,063 million euros).
Iberia demand falls by 16.3% through April
Iberia recorded from January to April this year, a drop in demand of 16.3% to 12.4% offer lower, while British Airways (BA) achieved a 3.9% increase in demand with a 1.7% increase in supply. The load factor reached 77.9%, 0.4 percentage points higher.
In April, IAG transported 4.37 million passengers, 2.5% more than the same month of 2012, while demand measured in passenger kilometers (RPK) fell 6.6%, and the volume of average supply available seat kilometers (ASK) contracted by 2.9%.
The company justified this decrease by the effect of Easter and its policy to improve unit revenues by increasing the average revenue per passenger ('yield'), rather than the load factor, which also affected this month , with a rate of 79.2%, 2.2 percentage points lower.
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