The weak performance of property businesses and an acute liquidity crunch were cited as key reasons for rating downgrades
Investors looking to shift funds to firms with comfortable debt levels
Market sources said the company sold its shares for around Rs 1,000-1,015 a share
Further unwinding of positions in Shriram Group firms is key worry
Piramal says the company would look at a CAGR of 20 per cent over the next decade, despite the subdued property markets
This is the first major launch by Piramal Pharma Solutions through a partner
Piramal Capital & Housing Finance had a loan book of Rs 55,255 crore as on end-December
The equity investment in Palava, in Mumbai Metropolitan region, is being done from the Piramal Ivanhoe Residential Equity Fund
Housing finance loans to constitute 10% of the loan book by March 2019
These NCDs are proposed to be listed on wholesale debt market segment of NSE, Piramal Enterprises said in a BSE filing
Piramal Enterprises (PEL) Sunday said it "strongly refutes baseless rumours" regarding loan defaults by real estate developers to its lending arms Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Ltd. Further, the company said it "would categorically like to state that we have an extremely robust loan processing and recovery process including risk management and asset monitoring system." Developers like Lodha, Omkar, Vatika and Embassy referred to in the rumours are part of the lending portfolio but have never defaulted on any interest or repayment obligation to PEL/PCHFL, it said said. "Among others the rumours relate to loan defaults to PEL/Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Limited (PCHFL) by real estate developers such as Lodha, Omkar, Vatika, Embassy, Radius, Nahar, Aristo, Supertech etc," it said in a statement. PEL said it "strongly refutes all baseless rumours" of any sort/form that have been floating around with respect to its real estate loan portfolio companies. Additionally, ...
The speculation was perhaps linked to the National Housing Board (NHB) starting its annual inspection of PCHFL
Pharma segment revenues grew by 7% to Rs 10.22 bn
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 4.04 billion in the year-ago period
Company plans to raise Rs 2,000 cr through a rights issue with an issue price of Rs 2,380 per equity share
In a boost to its contract manufacturing business, Piramal Enterprises has invested $ 55 million (around Rs 360 crore ) to upgrade its active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing plants in India and the US.Healthcare is the largest segment of the company and contributed to around 47 per cent of the company's FY 17 revenue of Rs 8547 crore. Within healthcare, contract manufacturing is the largest division accounting for 60 per cent of the segment revenue in last fiscal.The contract manufacturing business supports clinical trials and drug development of other companies. It has five manufacturing sites in India, the US and Europe.A part of the investment will go into a new state of art multi purpose plants to support the current pipeline of around 80 late stage programmes that the company is currently assisting its partners. The investment has been made through group company Piramal Pharma Solutions.Upgrades will include creation of early development capabilities, addition of GMP ...
The company's stock closed at Rs 2,881.85, down 0.97%, on BSE
The firm had posted a net profit of Rs 172.93 crore during the April-June quarter of FY17
Gains Rs 2,787 crore on investments in two listed entities of the group
Shares of Piramal Enterprises closed 0.19% lower at Rs 2,908.40 per scrip on BSE