Lufthansa explores sale of parts of Lufthansa Systems software unit

Lufthansa explores sale of parts of Lufthansa Systems software unit
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Lufthansa has engaged banks to assess a possible divestiture of selected units within its Lufthansa Systems software business, valued at almost one billion euros, according to the airline’s statements.

The units under consideration include the flight‑planning and operation‑planning services Lido and Netline, as well as the revenue‑accounting unit Sirax, while the discussions remain in an early stage and no final decision has been taken.

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