SpiceJet’s Singh and EaseMyTrip’s Pitti offer to shell out more for Go First

The duo has reportedly raised the bid from Rs 1,600 crore to Rs 1,700-1,750 crore following a nudge from lenders to the bankrupt airline

19 March, 20241 min
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SpiceJet’s Singh and EaseMyTrip’s Pitti offer to shell out more for Go First

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