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BS ReporterHyderabad, 8 September: The shares of CCL Products(India) Limited rose as much as 13 percent in the early trading on Bombay Stock Exchange on Friday after the company informed the stock exchanges that the Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has given approval to increase foreign institutional investor(FII)/ foreign portfolio investor(FPI) investment limit under Portfolio Investment Scheme from existing 24 percent to 40 percent.The company at its annual general meeting(AGM) on July 11,2017 approved a resolution to increase FII/FPI investment limit to 40 percent after the foreign portfolio investors' exposure reached to the existing investment limit. " We had decided to enhance the FII/FPI investment limit under pressure from these investors who seek to further increase their exposure in the company. This comes as an opportunity to reinforce the market capitalisation of CCL Products," a senior CCL official told Business Standard. Engaged in the manufacture of a variety of instant ...