India, Aug. 30 -- Singapore's sovereign wealth fund Temasek on Saturday said it supports Singapore Airlines' investments in Air India and highlighted that the Indian carrier's large-scale transformation involves complex, multi-year operational and integration challenges.

A statement from Temasek, which is a stakeholder in Singapore Airlines (SIA), comes against the backdrop of concerns raised in certain quarters about the carrier's investment in the loss-making Air India.

Singapore Airlines owns a 25.1 per cent stake in Air India, and the remaining shareholding is with Tata Sons, which acquired the Indian airline from the Government in January 2022.

In a statement on Saturday, Temasek said SIA has articulated its objective to invest in...