Bajaj Finance unveils share sale to raise up to $1.25 billion
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- ✓Bajaj Finance launched a share sale to raise ₹117 billion from institutional investors.
- ✓The company plans to use these funds to repay loans, deposits, and debentures.
- ✓This move follows a major IPO by Jio Platforms last month.
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- Indian Markets
- Reported By
- Economic Times
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- 2 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Bajaj Finance has launched a share sale to raise up to ₹117 billion from institutional investors. This offering marks a significant event following a major IPO by Jio Platforms last month. The proceeds will be allocated toward repaying various financial obligations, including loans and debentures. A team of financial institutions is collaborating with Bajaj Finance on this transaction. Additionally, the Indian equity market remains active, having raised approximately $50.
Bajaj Finance launched a share sale to raise as much as ₹117 billion ($1.25 billion) from institutional investors in Mumbai, according to terms seen by Bloomberg, in what would be the first major Indian equity offering since Jio Platforms's record $3.1 billion initial public offering last month.
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