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The argument outlines a potential profit scenario for Capital A (formerly AirAsia Group) following its restructuring plan. Capital A plans to sell its aviation arm, retaining an 18.39% stake, while holding onto its non-aviation segments like **Asia Digital Engineering (ADE)**, **Teleport**, **AirAsia MOVE SuperApp**, and **BigPay**. The earnings from its remaining stake in AirAsia Aviation Group (AAG) could amount to **RM2.28 billion** based on projected revenues of RM12.4 billion in 2025.
For the non-aviation segments:
- **ADE (MRO services)** could generate RM4.6 billion from capturing 1% of the global MRO market.
- **Teleport (logistics)** could add RM5 billion if it captures 2% of Southeast Asia’s logistics market.
- **AirAsia MOVE SuperApp** might bring in RM2.3 billion from user transactions.
- **BigPay (fintech)** could generate RM4.6 billion from a small portion of the digital payments market.
These projections suggest that **Capital A** could see a total revenue of approximately **RM18.78 billion** by 2025, combining both its aviation and non-aviation businesses. The analysis hinges on market growth assumptions and Capital A's ability to capture significant market shares in these sectors.
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