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Can someone figure out now what Fairfax's ownership % is in Go Digit? 49% plus the Prefs? Thank you

What is the 60 add? thank you

Volume could be all noise. Very difficult to underwrite. Possible someone getting excited that CapEx cycle at BIAL could be coming to an end as government preparing to develop new airport in the region.

A big thank you

What is the IRDAI website for the non life monthly numbers please?

was the Globe and Mail comments AI Generated?

Was there any commentary at the AGM on Fairfax's ability to increase its stake in Go Digit above it 49%? It would seem that this is a hold up in their ability to IPO Digit

as of the last filing period how much MU did Fairfax own?

Zurich Insurance to buy 70% stake in Kotak arm upfront in amended deal Reuters February 23, 20249:38 AM PSTUpdated 4 days ago [1/2]The logo of Zurich Insurance is seen at its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland January 13, 2022. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab BENGALURU, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Zurich Insurance Group (ZURN.S), opens new tab will buy a 70% stake in Kotak Mahindra Bank's (KTKM.NS), opens new tab general insurance arm by paying 55.60 billion rupees (nearly $671 million) upfront instead of staggering the purchase as planned last year, the Indian lender said on Friday. Under the original deal, announced in November last year, Zurich was to buy a 51% stake in the Kotak unit for 40.51 billion rupees and an additional 19% holding within three years of the first purchase. Advertisement · Scroll to continue The deal will be the largest investment by a global insurer in a non-life insurer in the Indian market. The change in the deal's terms will not affect Kotak General's valuation, which was 79.43 billion rupees according to the filing from November 2023. Kotak Mahindra Bank said the other terms of the transaction remain unchanged. ($1 = 82.8720 Indian rupees)

Athens Airport pricing - good comp for BIAL MILAN, Jan 25 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Greece is taking a prudent approach on its most emblematic courting of the equities market since its 2009 debt crisis. Athens International Airport (AIA), 55%-controlled by the Greek state, has won approval to offer 30% of its stock at between 7 euros and 8.2 euros a share, implying a market capitalisation of between 2.1 billion euros and 2.4 billion euros. With net debt of 405 million euros at the end of September and 460 million euros in cash dividends due to investors pre-IPO between then and now, the airport operator should command an enterprise value of around 3.3 billion euros. Advertisement · Scroll to continue That is not excessive. At 7.6 times its annualised 2023 EBITDA of around 430 million euros, AIA’s valuation looks cheap in comparison with average trailing multiples of around 11 for the industry, per Breakingviews calculations based on LSEG data. That should ensure a smooth market takeoff. Existing shareholders will in any case walk away happy: generous pre-IPO dividends should ensure the Greek government takes home up to 1.2 billion euros with the sale, while keeping a toe in the airport company. (By Lisa Jucca)

Go Digit growth rate and market share

MADRID, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Infrastructure giant Ferrovial (FERF.AS) has reached an agreement with two different buyers to sell its entire 25% stake in Britain's busiest airport, Heathrow, for 2.37 billion pounds ($3.01 billion) the company said in a statement on Tuesday. Ferrovial (FERF.AS) said the buyers for the stake in FGP Topco - the parent company of Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd - were private equity fund Ardian and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF). Ardian would acquire a 15% stake and PIF a 10% stake. This is a nice Comp for BIAL!!!!