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IPOs to hit market in H1 to raise $14,171 Mn
Indian market will witness about 34 initial public offers (IPOs) during the first half of 2008 raising an estimated amount of $ 14.17 billion from the capital market. |
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Vedanta plans $1 Bn IPO for Sterlite Energy
Vedanta Resources is planning to make an initial public offer (IPO) to raise $1 billion for Sterlite Energy, a subsidiary of its group company and Indian non-ferrous metals producer Sterlite Industries.
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Mittal meets Buddhadeb, discusses investments
London-based steel baron L.N. Mittal on Sunday evening called on West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya and discussed investment proposals in the state. |
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Brown launches venture capital to fund young Indians
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Sunday announced the launch of a venture capital fund to promote entrepreneurship among young Indians big on ideas but short on cash. |
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Oxford to set up business research centre in India
The Oxford University on Monday reached an agreement with Hindustan Construction (HCC) to set up a business research centre in Maharashtra. |
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Wipro to chase $100 Mn deals with added zeal
Aiming at chasing large merger and acquisition deals and contracts above $100 million, Wipro chairman Azim Premji has renewed the focus on a global programs team. |
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Photon Infotech plans to go public in April - June
California based Photon Infotech, an information technology company, plans to come out with its initial public offering. |
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Vodafone to invest $6 Bn on India operations
Vodafone- Essar, a UK based mobile phone service provider, has announced an investment of $6 billion (about Rs 24,000 crore) in India for the next three years. |
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Reliance Energy raises $2 Bn from convertible warrants
Reliance Energy has allotted 43 million warrants convertible into equity shares to group company AAA Project Ventures, thereby raising Rs.78.35 billion ($1.98 billion). |
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Indian IT companies prepared to go global
The Indian IT industry seems to be prepared to look beyond its India centric approach. This is what reflected in the sayings of Wipro founder Azim Premji at the Q2 earnings conference. |
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