India
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Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) has approached banks for a $150m five year bullet to take out the remainder of a $750m bridge raised through three bilaterals last year.
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A group of four lenders are close to clinching the mandate for a financing to support the purchase of a stake in Indian data analytics firm Mu Sigma.
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When the Reserve Bank of India brought in guidelines that forced borrowers to hedge shorter-dated debt in a bid to encourage longer-term financing, it was met with an outcry about the feasibility of such a plan. But now that Power Finance Corp is out for a 10 year borrowing and set to receive a strong reception, it appears the central bank’s tough stance is paying off.
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India’s Avenue Supermarts is set to price its Rp18.7bn ($281.0m) IPO at the top of guidance after an explosion of demand on the final day of bookbuilding covered the offer more than 100 times over, according to a banker working on the deal.
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Animal feed and agribusiness firm Godrej Agrovet has taken a step closer to its potential IPO, hiring Kotak Mahindra Capital as one of the bookrunners, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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State Bank of India will be returning to ECM after a three year hiatus if it obtains board approval next week for a fundraising exercise.
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India’s Avenue Supermarts launched bookbuilding for its potential Rp18.7bn ($280.6m) IPO on Wednesday, managing to cover it by the second day.
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Eros International failed to price its new dollar bond on Tuesday, as the high yield market stuttered and investors pushed back on pricing for the Indian film maker’s international debut.
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India’s Avenue Supermarts has opened the gates to its potential Rp18.7bn ($280.6m) IPO after securing nearly a third of the offering with anchor investors.
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State Bank of India has increased its latest fundraising in the syndicated loan market to $750m, fully exercising a $150m greenshoe. Allocations to the foreign branches of Indian banks accounted for 40% of the final facility.
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Indian film maker and distributor Eros International has launched its maiden dollar bond with books building quickly during the Asia morning, as it competes with Export-Import Bank of China.
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India’s Power Finance Corp has reached out to overseas lenders for a $100m-equivalent borrowing in euros. Its request for 10 year money follows an attempt at a fundraising in 2016 that was scrapped because of mandatory hedging requirements.