Debt-laden Suzlon Energy, which last month got formal approval from banks to restructure its loans, says it can raise about USD 0.5 billion from selling non-critical assets. However, Kirti Vagadia, its CFO, maintained that there is no plan to sell its German unit REpower, which is among the fastest growing in the industry.
first published: Feb 4, 2013 11:13 am
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