Virgin Australia unlikely to make significant capital returns for shareholders, analyst says

Virgin Australia unlikely to make significant capital returns for shareholders, analyst says
Fiona Rotherham
By Fiona Rotherham Jan. 15 (BusinessDesk) - Virgin Australia, Australia’s second-largest domestic airline, is unlikely to make significant capital returns to shareholders but the threat of a mop-up by the three airlines holding a combined 73 percent stake provides a floor for the share price, says broker First NZ Capital. It has initiated coverage on Virgin with a 'neutral' rating and target price of 50 Australian cents per share compared to the current trading price on the ASX of 49 Australian cents. In a research note, its analysts s...