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Adani Airports Secures $750 Million Global Financing To Boost Growth
Adani Airports Holdings Ltd (AAHL) on Wednesday said it has raised $750 million via External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) from a consortium of international banks.
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India Inc's Foreign Borrowing Rises 74% To $2.18 Billion In July: RBI
India Inc raised USD 2.18 billion from overseas markets in July through external commercial borrowing, a 74 per cent rise from a year ago, RBI data has showed.
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External Borrowings To Finance Infrastructure Push: Nitin Gadkari
In an agreement between Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, State Bank of India and Singapore's DBS bank, the government has approved External Commercial Borrowings of up to 400 million dollars for upgrading infrastructure. More significantly, this will pave the way for other major ports to ink similar agreements.
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Vodafone has agreed to invest billions of dollars more: Kapil Sibal
Vodafone's move to invest more in India comes at a time when the government has initiated steps to have a conciliatory, out-of-court, settlement.
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Adani Airports Secures $750 Million Global Financing To Boost Growth
Adani Airports Holdings Ltd (AAHL) on Wednesday said it has raised $750 million via External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) from a consortium of international banks.
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India Inc's Foreign Borrowing Rises 74% To $2.18 Billion In July: RBI
India Inc raised USD 2.18 billion from overseas markets in July through external commercial borrowing, a 74 per cent rise from a year ago, RBI data has showed.
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External Borrowings To Finance Infrastructure Push: Nitin Gadkari
In an agreement between Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, State Bank of India and Singapore's DBS bank, the government has approved External Commercial Borrowings of up to 400 million dollars for upgrading infrastructure. More significantly, this will pave the way for other major ports to ink similar agreements.
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Vodafone has agreed to invest billions of dollars more: Kapil Sibal
Vodafone's move to invest more in India comes at a time when the government has initiated steps to have a conciliatory, out-of-court, settlement.
