INDIA INC ON A FUND RAISING SPREE, RAISES $9 BN
India Inc is on a fund raising spree, garnering $9 billion (Rs 32,400 crore at the current exchange rates) through sale of shares and convertible bonds to institutional buyers since April as companies, locked out from capital markets for almost a year due to the liquidity crisis, rush to finance growth plans.
The Economic Times
Showing posts with label Capital Markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capital Markets. Show all posts
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Sunday, September 21, 2008
SEBI, RBI PANEL ON M&As
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board Of India (Sebi) and banking sector regulator Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are planning to set up a joint committee to look into the issues related to mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in the corporate sector...
Sebi has decided to bring down the number of days for rights issues of companies to 43 days from the current 109 days.
Business Standard
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board Of India (Sebi) and banking sector regulator Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are planning to set up a joint committee to look into the issues related to mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in the corporate sector...
Sebi has decided to bring down the number of days for rights issues of companies to 43 days from the current 109 days.
Business Standard
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
PE RUSH SEEN LIFTING VALUATIONS
The hanging uncertainty in the capital markets and the ensuing fall in company valuations have triggered an influx of private equity (PE) funds. But a likely overcrowding could stretch valuations. The 30% fall in stock markets, from January, has led to a greater appetite for PE funds, but many deals were stuck over high valuations. Now, with promoters seeing a prolonged stability in the market at the current levels, and with no immediate upswings in sight, the time is again ripe for PE. The BSE Sensex, which had touched 21,000 in early January, is now languishing over the 14,000-mark.
The Financial Express
The hanging uncertainty in the capital markets and the ensuing fall in company valuations have triggered an influx of private equity (PE) funds. But a likely overcrowding could stretch valuations. The 30% fall in stock markets, from January, has led to a greater appetite for PE funds, but many deals were stuck over high valuations. Now, with promoters seeing a prolonged stability in the market at the current levels, and with no immediate upswings in sight, the time is again ripe for PE. The BSE Sensex, which had touched 21,000 in early January, is now languishing over the 14,000-mark.
The Financial Express
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