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Virgin Australia administrator picks Bain Capital, Cyrus as final bidders

Administrator Deloitte said they had been selected from five non-binding proposals received on Friday. It is seeking a binding agreement with the winning bidder by June 30.

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Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd’s (VAH.AX) administrator said on Tuesday it had selected Bain Capital and Cyrus Capital Partners as the final bidders for the country’s second-biggest airline.


The others that had lodged proposals included BGH Capital, Indigo Partners and Brookfield Asset Management, Reuters had previously reported.

Virgin owed nearly A$7 billion ($4.76 billion) to creditors when it entered voluntary administration in April with its long-running financial struggles exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.


The next phase for the parties on the final shortlist will include further engagement

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