"The issue will be through a preferential issue or qualified institutions placement basis or through any other permissible mode or combination," HDFC vice chairman and CEO, Keki Mistry, told reporters here.
The capital raised will be used to participate in the preferential issue of HDFC Bank. The bank has proposed to raise capital to fund its growth.
HDFC, along with its wholly-owned subsidiaries, currently holds 21.01 per cent in HDFC Bank.
"In order for the Corporation to more or less maintain its current shareholding in HDFC Bank (post dilution), it will need to participate in the bank's preferential offer up to Rs 8,500 crore," Mistry said.
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