ZHUKOVSKY AIRPORT UNDERTAKES REVAMP AND PLOTS EXPANSION AHEAD OF PLANNED IPO
October 1st, 2017
MOSCOW region’s Zhukovsky International Airport aims to become the first Russian airport to list an Initial Public Offering, with plans to float shares on a stock market within the next two to three years. According to Tomas Vaisvila, CEO of Ramport Aero, which operates Zhukovsky, the airport could list an IPO as early as spring 2019. The task now is to make the airport’s assets as attractive as possible to potential shareholders, he has told Russian media. Ramport is jointly owned by Lithuania's Avia Solutions Group and Russia state corporation ...
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