Thomas Cook (India) has gained further today on the buzz that Thomas Cook Plc will sell its India unit stake.
Thomas Cook Plc has started formal process to sell India unit stake, reports CNBC-TV18, quoting Reuters.
Putting to rest rumours, Madhavan Menon, the managing director of Thomas Cook India tells CNBC-TV18 that the parent company, Thomas Cook PLC, has no plans to sell off its Indian arm.
Thomas Cook Plc has open with 50% gain after company agreed on new emergency loan facility, reports CNBC-TV18, quoting Reuters.
Despite the free fall in the Indian currency over the week, Madhavan Menon, managing director at Thomas Cook India said that the company has seen no great decline in the demand. However, he held that it takes about 6 months for demand to react to currency fluctuations.
Thomas Cook Plc was down 60% on the London Stock Exchange. The parent company is holding 77% stake in Thomas Cook (India), reports CNBC-TV18.