With the latest capital infusion, SpiceJet plans to strengthen its operations, expand its fleet, and extend its network to meet growing passenger demand in the country
Auto components maker Samvardhana Motherson International on Monday said it has raised Rs 6,438 crore via issue of securities. The QIP issue garnered strong interest from both domestic and foreign institutional investors, leading to substantial demand over the issue size, it said in a regulatory filing. Over 95 per cent of allocations were made to marquee long-only investors such as mutual funds, insurance and pension funds, foreign institutional investor, it added. The proceeds from the issuance will be mainly directed towards debt repayment, thereby further strengthening company's balance sheet and enhancing its position to capitalise on various growth opportunities, it stated. Some of the proceeds will be used towards general corporate purposes, the company said. Shares of the company on Monday ended 2.19 per cent up at Rs 207.25 apiece on BSE.
SpiceJet's board approved the issue and allotment of 48,70,12,986 equity shares to eligible qualified institutional buyers
Domestic carrier SpiceJet on Monday said it has raised Rs 3,000 crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP). The QIP, which opened on September 16 and closed on September 18, received an overwhelming response from qualified investors and got significantly oversubscribed, demonstrating strong confidence in the company's growth prospects, SpiceJet said in a statement. It also said the QIP attracted a diverse pool of top-tier institutional investors and mutual funds, including Goldman Sachs (Singapore), Morgan Stanley Asia, BNP Paribas Financial Markets ODI, Nomura Singapore Ltd ODI, Tata Mutual Fund, Discovery Global Opportunity Ltd, among others. In addition to Rs 3,000 crore funding, SpiceJet said it will also receive an additional Rs 736 crore from the previous funding round, further boosting its financial stability and growth plans. The newly raised capital will be used to operationalise grounded aircraft, acquire new planes, invest in technology, and expand into new
Looks to raise another Rs 3000 cr from QIP
SpiceJet's Rs 3,000 crore qualified institutional placement has been oversubscribed
Receives similar proposals from Union Bank of India, UCO Bank, Indian Overseas Bank
Bengaluru-based Brigade Enterprises has raised Rs 1,500 crore by selling equity shares to institutional investors as part of its strategy to expand business. The company on September 2 launched its qualified institutional placement (QIP) issue to raise funds. The issue closed on September 5. In a regulatory filing on Friday, Brigade Enterprises said a committee of directors approved the allotment of 1,30,43,478 equity shares to eligible qualified institutional buyers. The shares were allotted at an issue price of Rs 1,150 per equity share. Hence, the company raised Rs 1,500 crore through the QIP route. The shares were issued at a discount of 1.26 per cent of the floor price of Rs 1,164.70 per equity share. In March, Brigade Enterprises had taken shareholders' approval to raise funds through the issue of securities up to Rs 1,500 crore. Brigade Enterprises is one of the leading real estate developers in the country with a significant presence in south India. Last month, Brigade
Sona BLW has received approval for Hub Wheel Motor, a component for electric two-wheelers, under the PLI Auto scheme. It also launched a QIP
With a market capitalisation of about $15 billion, Motherson supplies parts to domestic and global automakers such as Maruti Suzuki and Mercedes-Benz
The primary market has witnessed a promising trend across products in the first half of the year. IPOs have performed exceptionally well, with a notable increase in average ticket size, Kaushik said
PDS Ltd, a fashion sourcing and manufacturing platform serving global leading brands and retailers, on Wednesday said it has raised Rs 430 crore through qualified institutional placement. The company has successfully completed the QIP raising Rs 430 crore (around USD 51 million). The QIP attracted robust interest from institutional investors, with a subscription exceeding two times the issue size, PDS Ltd said in a statement. "This fund raise enables PDS to accelerate its growth journey of expanding into new markets and categories, as well as diversifying its sourcing regions through brownfield investments, all while maintaining a robust balance sheet," the company said. "This funding will be pivotal in propelling our expansion efforts, driving innovation, and expanding our global footprint into new and exciting markets," PDS Executive Vice Chairman Pallak Seth said. PDS Ltd is a fashion infrastructure platform offering product development, sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution
Airline said it has initiated process of raising Rs 3,000 crore through QIP
AEL will be using the funds for its new projects as it plans to invest up to Rs 1.3 trillion in FY25 to expand its capacity across its portfolio companies
Shah had noted the company plans an Rs 80,000 crore capex in FY25, out of which a major part will be towards the new energy ecosystem and the airports business, which will take up about Rs 50,000 cr
According to media reports, AESL's $1-billion QIP got strong response and was subscribed over 6 times.
QIP is a fund-raising tool for companies, through which they issue equities, or other equity convertible securities to qualified institutional buyers
Another public sector bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, is planning to raise Rs 2,000 crore this year. The government holds 98.25 per cent in the state-owned bank
The fresh capital secured after fund-raise committee of company's board has approved the issue and allotment to successful qualified institutional buyers at the issue price of Rs 101 per equity share
State-owned Punjab & Sind Bank plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore in the second half of this fiscal via Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to fund business growth. "The board has already given approval, and merchant bankers should be on-boarded by August," Punjab & Sind Bank managing director and CEO Swarup Kumar Saha told PTI. The fundraising can be concluded in the second quarter or third quarter, depending on market conditions. The QIP would help improve the Capital Adequacy Ratio of the bank, he said. The bank's capital adequacy ratio stood at 17.10 per cent at the end of March 2024. Besides, it would help bring down the government's holding in the bank. The government of India holds a 98.25 per cent stake in Punjab & Sind Bank. Asked about the loan growth outlook for the current financial year, Saha said the bank expects asset book to grow by 12-14 per cent, and in this, retail, agriculture and MSME (RAM) should witness a growth of 15-18 per cent. On the deposit side,