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After SC rap, DMRC launches Rs 7,100 crore rights issue for RInfra dues

Transporter asks Centre, Delhi govt to infuse equity of Rs 3,500 crore each

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Dhruvaksh SahaBhavini Mishra New Delhi
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Thursday launched a rights issue to raise Rs 7,131 crore from its existing shareholders – the Centre and the Delhi government, which own 50 per cent of the company each – to put an end to its tussle with Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra).

The decision was taken at a meeting of the company’s board on Tuesday, a day after the Supreme Court cracked the whip on the urban transporter for repeatedly failing to pay Delhi Airport Metro Express (DAMEPL), a RInfra subsidiary, Rs 4,500 crore worth of arbitral award dues.

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