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Indian
forex reserves up at US$143.1bn
Mumbai: India's foreign exchange reserves rose to
US$143.098bn on Dec. 2, up from US$142.177bn a week earlier,
the Reserve Bank of India has said in its weekly statistical
supplement on Friday.
The central bank said that the country's foreign currency
assets, expressed in U.S. dollar terms, included the effect
of appreciation or depreciation of other currencies held
in its reserves such as the euro, pound sterling and yen.
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Adlabs
Films concludes US$100mn FCCB offering
Mumbai: Adlabs Films Ltd said Friday it has concluded
an accelerated offering of foreign currency convertible
bonds (FCCBs) in the international markets, raising US$100mn.
The bonds with a maturity period of five years are convertible
into shares at Rs550 per share, representing a premium
of over 50 per cent to the average closing price of the
three trading days prior to the offering, the company
informed the Bombay Stock Exchange.
The proceeds will be utilised for growth of the company's
various businesses, including production, processing,
distribution and exhibition of films, and will further
strengthen its position as a leading integrated media
and entertainment company, it said in its statement.
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HDFC
to float Rs.1,000 crore international fund
Chennai: Housing finance major, the Housing Development
Finance Corporation Ltd (HDFC), is in the process of floating
an 'international fund' with a probable size of Rs1,000
crore or more, before this financial year end.
HDFC's Executive Director, Ms Renu Sud Karnad said Friday,
"We have already started the work and hopefully by
the end of this financial year, it will be in place."
She was speaking at a three-day property exhibition in
the city.
Earlier the corporation had set up a 'property fund,'
with a corpus of Rs1,000 crore, to make investments in
housing properties.
Overall the housing major had sanctioned nearly Rs99,000
crore towards housing loans in the past 27 years in the
country, of which amount it has so far disbursed Rs82,000
crore.
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