The coupon was lower than market expectations; this is the first AT-I issuance by a bank in FY25
None of the companies replied to Reuters emails seeking comments. The merchant bankers did not want to be named because they are not authorized to talk to media
Rs 900 crore raised by Bluestone includes Rs 600 crore in primary capital infusion, while the remaining Rs 300 crore came from secondary share sales
DMI Finance plans to use the capital to expand its balance sheet, co-founder said
After the fundraising, Ajay Singh's shareholding in SpiceJet may drop to 30-35% from 47.8%
Quick-commerce grocery delivery platform Zepto, currently based in Singapore, plans to relocate to India to prepare for its IPO filing
Oravel Stays Ltd, the parent company of OYO, has raised Rs 1,457 crore from a consortium of investors in the latest funding round, sources said. This fund raise concludes the Series G funding round. The IPO-bound unicorn had earlier raised nearly Rs 1,040 crore and Rs 416.85 crore in the same series. According to different documents accessed by PTI, the additional equity issuance was approved by 99.99 per cent shareholders in an EGM held on August 8. The capital will be used to support OYO's growth and its global expansion plans, sources said. The additional fund raise values the company at the same valuation of USD 2.4 billion, as the first Series G tranche issued to InCred in July, a source said. The investment is being made through Compulsory Convertible Cumulative Preference Shares, each priced at Rs 29, consistent with the valuation of the recent raise in Series G. The funding round includes contributions from InCred Wealth, who led the recent fundraise as well as J&A ...
QIP is a fund-raising tool for companies, through which they issue equities, or other equity convertible securities to qualified institutional buyers
Mukund Jha is looking to secure funds from Together Fund for a Gen AI company aimed at automating quality assurance (QA) processes for businesses
Domestic renewable player SAEL Group on Friday said it has issued green bonds worth USD 305 million in the international markets. The bonds have been issued for investors from the US, Europe and several Asian countries, the company said in a statement. "The USD 305 million (approximately worth Rs 2,500 crore) green bond was jointly issued by SAEL along with 5 wholly-owned subsidiaries together referred to as 'The Restricted Group'," the statement said. The proceeds will be used to expand the company's renewable energy portfolio, which currently stands around 4 GW, it added. SAEL Group aims to increase the portfolio of solar and waste-to-energy assets to 5 GW by the next two years, its Chief Investment Officer Varun Gupta said. In response to the bonds issues, he said, "The record order book oversubscription for SAEL's debut issuance by more than 6x reaffirms the faith of investors in SAEL's business model and the opportunities presented by renewable industry". SAEL Group is an ..
Firm stepping up borrowing through Commercial Paper to make the most of soft interest rates
State-run banks Punjab National Bank and Bank of Maharashtra are leading the fundraising with both seeking Rs 7,500 crore each
Mining conglomerate Vedanta Ltd on Monday announced the launch of its qualified institutional placement (QIP) issue at a floor price of Rs 461.26 apiece. The move aims at reducing debt and fulfilling certain capital expenditure obligations. "The committee of directors of the company has, at its meeting held today...inter alia, passed resolutions for ... authorising the opening of the issue today, i.e. July 15, 2024," Vedanta said in a filing to BSE. The committee approved the floor price for the issue at Rs 461.26 per equity share, the filing said. The floor price is marginally higher than Monday's closing price of Rs 459.40 per share on BSE. The company's board in May given its go-ahead to raise up to Rs 8,500 crore through issuance of securities. This fundraise was later approved by the shareholders. Vedanta Resources, the parent firm of Mumbai-based mining conglomerate Vedanta Ltd, does not foresee a rollover of its loans and plans to deleverage as much as USD 3 billion debt o
Kalpataru Projects International Ltd (KPIL) on Tuesday said its board has approved a proposal to increase the fundraising limit to Rs 1,600 crore through the issuance of NCDs. To date, the company has an outstanding non-convertible debentures (NCDs) of Rs 1,298 crore. "The board of directors has inter-alia approved the proposal for setting up of fund raising limit by way of issuance of secured/unsecured redeemable NCDs by the company up to Rs 1,600 crore (principal amount) outstanding at any point of time (inclusive of current NCDs amounting to Rs 1,298 crore) and has authorized the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors for the same,' KPIL said in an exchange filing. KPIL is a diversified engineering and construction company engaged sectors like power, oil and gas, urban mobility among others.
Precision engineering company Shivalik Engineering Industries Ltd has filed draft papers with the market regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO). The IPO is a mix of fresh issue of shares worth Rs 335 crore and an offer for sale of up to 41.3 lakh equity shares by promoters and other shareholders, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) filed with Sebi. The public issue also includes a reservation for a subscription by eligible employees. The Raipur-based company intends to utilise the net proceeds from the fresh issuance to the extent of Rs 179.24 crore for setting up a solar plant, Rs 50 crore for expansion of existing foundry capacity by setting up a new foundry line, besides a portion of funds will be used for general corporate purpose. Shivalik Engineering Industries began its operations in 2007 with a focus on manufacturing casting components, including high-quality metal parts for various sectors like automotive, agriculture, ...
Shares of Vedanta 3.6 per cent at Rs 458.75 on the BSE in Friday's intraday deals
The bank will raise Rs 3,500 crore through QIP and Rs 3,000 crore through issue of debt securities via private placement, according to an exchange filing
The uptick in share price came after the board of directors of the company approved a fund raise of up to Rs 200 crore via all permitted instruments
The Non-Banking Finance Company's (NBFC) first investor IIFL Seed Venture Fund, which had invested in October 2016, has exited, according to a statement
Inox Green Energy Services on Wednesday said its board of directors has approved a proposal to raise up to Rs 1,050 crore through issuance of equities and convertible warrants. The board of directors at its meeting held today approved the fund raise aggregating up to Rs 1,050 crore by way of a preferential issue, the company said in an exchange filing. Under the fund raising plan, the company intends to issue over 2.89 crore equity shares at an issue price of Rs 138 inclusive of a premium of Rs 128 per share, aggregating up to Rs 400 crore, to non-promoter entities. The company also plans to issue over 4.48 crore convertible warrants each carrying a right to subscribe to one equity share of face value of Rs 10 each of the company at a price of Rs 145 per warrant inclusive of premium of Rs 135 in one or more tranches aggregating up to Rs 650 crore to both promoter/promoter group and non-promoter entities. Inox Green Energy Services, an INOX GFL Group company, is engaged in the busin