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As uncertainty continues …… the fate of the shuttered Jet Airways, an employees’ ………. has proposed to take over the airline, with at least rupees 3,000 crore expected from outside investors for the bid, according to two staff unions. Two associations representing pilots and engineers have written to State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman Rajnish Kumar proposing that they would take over the airline and can ……… up to rupees 7,000 crore.“The contribution from employees would be realised from their future earnings and increased productivity. As per our initial ………, the contribution of employees’ group over a hypothetical 5-year Employee Stock Ownership Programme (ESOP) is ………. to be upward of rupees 4,000 crore,” the letter said.
they would take over the airline and can ……… up to rupees 7,000 crore
bring on
bring up
bring out
bring in
- The employees’ group is proposing to take control of Jet Airways.
- At least rupees 3,000 crore is expected from external investors.
- The group aims to secure up to rupees 7,000 crore, involving employee future earnings and productivity.
- The group believes they can contribute upwards of rupees 4,000 crore through an ESOP over 5 years.
Option 1: bring on - Means to initiate or cause something to happen. Not suitable here.
Option 2: bring up - Generally refers to introducing a topic in discussion. Not applicable here.
Option 3: bring out - Typically means to release something. Doesn't fit the context.
Option 4: bring in - Means to earn or generate, which is appropriate as they intend to generate rupees 7,000 crore.
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