New Delhi, Jan. 15 -- Troubled Jet Airways' scrip shot up by more than 16 per cent on Monday amidst reports that a rescue deal has been sealed between the cash-strapped airline and its partner, Etihad Airways.
At present, UAE's Etihad Airways has a 24 per cent stake in the beleaguered Jet Airways.
On the BSE, the airline's stock shot-up by 16.13 per cent or Rs 40.90 to Rs 294.40 a piece from its previous close of Rs 253.50. The scrip touched an intra-day high of 17.1 per cent on Monday.
Accordingly, the scrip rose as investors eyed a rescue deal being finalised between Jet and Etihad.
It is speculated that the deal will allow Etihad to increase its stake in the airline from the current 24 per cent to 49 per cent. On the flip side, Jet's...