Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Air India Receives ₹9,558 Crore Investment from Tata Sons, Singapore Airlines
Air India, owned by Tata Sons with Singapore Airlines as a major investor, received a large investment of over ₹9,500 crore to help the airline grow.
Singapore Airlines now owns part of Air India after merging with Vistara.
Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines invested additional funds in March 2025.
The company is in a five-year transformation plan.
For the first nine months of the financial year ending December 31, 2024, Air India lost money.
Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines invested ₹9,558 crore in Air India in FY25.
Singapore Airlines invested ₹5,252.5 crore in Air India before March 2025.
In March 2025, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines injected ₹3,224.82 crore and ₹1,080.68 crore respectively.
Singapore Airlines acquired a 25.1% stake in Air India after the Vistara merger.
Air India Group's loss before exceptional items was ₹8,033.1 crore for the nine months ending December 31, 2024.
- Who
- Tata Sons, Singapore Airlines, and Air India.
- What
- Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines invested ₹9,558 crore in Air India in FY25.
- When
- FY25, with investments in March 2025.
- Where
- Not specified in detail.
- Why
- To meet capital expenditure, working capital, and growth requirements.
- Total Investment in FY25
- ₹9,558 crore
- Tata Sons Investment (March 2025)
- ₹3,224.82 crore
- Singapore Airlines Investment (March 2025)
- ₹1,080.68 crore
- Singapore Airlines Stake
- 25.1%
- Air India Group Loss (9 months ending Dec 31, 2024)
- ₹8,033.1 crore
Sources
Tata Play FY25 loss widens to ₹529 cr; revenue slides to ₹4,082 cr
Tata Play FY25 loss widens to ₹529 crore; revenue slides to ₹4,082 crore
Tata Sons, Singapore Airlines invest Rs 9,558 crore in Air India in 2024-25 - Telegraph India
