Majority of the Indian companies which have listed their GDRs are in construction, software and biotechnology sectors, it said.
Morepen Laboratories will soon be listed on Luxembourg Stock Exchange with its global depository receipts getting 'fully subscribed' by European institutional investors and the company will seek to list these fresh shares in the domestic market as we
Indiabulls Financial Services has fixed the price of a $45 million Global Depository issue which is expected to be listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
Mittal Steel Company NV announced on Thursday an interim dividend of $0.125 per share for its European and New York Stock Exchange shareholders.
Thomson holds 10 per cent stake in Videocon Industries through global depository receipts listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. Thomson had acquired 13.5 per cent in Videocon in 2005 for Rs 1,250 crore (Rs 12.5 billion) of which 10 per cent was locked in for three years.
ICICI Bank plans to raise $300 million through issuance of Eurobonds in the international markets as the first tranche of its $1 billion medium term notes programme.
Indiabulls Financial Services Ltd on Thursday said it has priced its global depository receipt issue at $5.42 per GDR or Rs 235 per share of Rs 2 each, taking value offering to $130.8 million.
The Hinduja group controlled, IndusInd Bank, plans to raise around Rs 140 crore (Rs 1.4 billion) through global depository receipts by March-end.
Jindal Strips is believed to have struck a deal with the overseas private investors for picking up about 10% equity by acquiring its $15 million foreign currency convertible bonds listed at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
Exchanges have twin roles: commercial and regulatory.
The country, last year, stood at the 27th spot for effective regulation and supervision of securities exchanges.
Plans over $1 bn equity sale to fund group buyouts.
Total income for the quarter ended March 31, 2019, stood at Rs 31,204.5 crore, up by 22.1 per cent from Rs 25,549.7 crore for the quarter ended on March 31, 2018,
The first government sukuk was listed on the London Stock Exchange as Britain reaffirmed its reputation as the main western centre for Islamic finance. Bahrain chose London to list its second Islamic bond as it sought to encourage more European and conventional investors to buy the paper. The Gulf kingdom listed its first sukuk in Luxembourg in 2004. Significantly, more than 50 per cent of the paper was bought by European investors.
The regulator last week reached out to custodians for beneficial ownership information of investors coming from China, Hong Kong, and 11 other countries.
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Inflows cross $10-billion mark for 3rd consecutive year.
Singapore is the favoured destination as it has traditionally had a stable fund management regime; also, its tax treaty with India is similar to that of Mauritius
Sebi's new FPI regulation has helped attract new capital pool, up registrations.
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