The fund raising through public and rights of issue of equities increased nearly 28 per cent to Rs 76,830 crore during the first half of financial year 2020-21
Many are looking at covenants previously available only to institutions, such as first loss default guarantees. Covered bonds also gaining in popularity
Companies garnered more than Rs 1 trillion from the capital markets in August, a surge of 64 per cent from the preceding month
Markets regulator Sebi has notified new rights issue rules to rationalise the eligibility criteria and disclosure requirements to make fund raising easier, faster and cost-effective
Sebi has decided to amend ICDR (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations to this effect, the regulator said in a statement.
The bank also has flexibility to raise additional equity from the market, with government stake at 89.1 per cent as of June 30
Business Standard had earlier reported in August that the Bengaluru-based company was planning to raise capital from MacRitchie by allotment of 15,188 shares
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, analysts say the Indian aviation sector holds promise from a long-term perspective and that the macro-economic factors remain conducive
The funds could be raised by way of equity, or debt including NCDs, preference shares and also rights issue or preferential allotment or a combination
Non-banking financial company Manappuram Finance on Tuesday said it will raise up to Rs 500 crore by issuing bonds on a private placement basis
Regulatory tweaks aid momentum, with half a dozen firms launching or are in the process of issuing fresh equity shares through this route over the past month
Dilip Buildcon, in a separate filing, said it has raised Rs 200 crore via NCDs
Besides, the board will clear opening balance sheet of the amalgamated bank as on April 1
Sequoia India now operates seed, venture and growth funds, a structure that allows Sequoia to remain a relevant partner for founders at all stages of their journey
The valuation of the deals is in line with recent transactions pegging Jio's equity value at Rs 4.91 trillion and enterprise value at Rs 5.16 trillion
This is the eighth deal announced by RIL in the last two months
The lemder raise funds from global markets on a regular basis for lending operations and to repay financial instruments maturing during the year
The dip was also due to low demand for investment, as capacity utilisation remained stagnant in the Indian economy
The proceeds will be utilised for funding of capital expenditure, refinancing of existing loans and other general corporate purposes, the company said in a regulatory filing
Strategic plan to factor in Covid-19 impact