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InterGlobe Aviation's paid-up share capital goes up

nterGlobe Aviation, parent of low cost airline IndiGo, today said its paid-up share capital has increased after allotment of shares under the employees stock option scheme.

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Deven Choksey of KRChoksey Invst Managers told CNBC-TV18, "From the longer term prospects, the aviation companies are positioned very well and particularly as we have been liking Interglobe Aviation. This company would be a buy opportunity. Largely because on one side of the aviation, turbine fuel prices are going up. On the other side, the prospects of the company is even becoming brighter on two counts."

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Deven Choksey of KRChoksey Invst Managers told CNBC-TV18, "From the longer term prospects, the aviation companies are positioned very well and particularly as we have been liking Interglobe Aviation. This company would be a buy opportunity. Largely because on one side of the aviation, turbine fuel prices are going up. On the other side, the prospects of the company is even becoming brighter on two counts."

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