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Cost of borrowing will come down: PTC India

in an interview on CNBC-TV18, PTC India's chairman and managing director Tantra Narayan Thakur said that the listing has not been great but it should improve. "The cost of borrowings would come down since it has been awarded a infrastructure finance company status and is authorized to raise external commercial borrowings."

March 30, 2011 / 15:37 IST
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PTC India Financial Services, the non-banking finance arm of power trader PTC India, launched its 15.67 crore IPO on March 16th with a share price band of Rs 26-28 in a bid to strengthen its capital base and to meet future capital requirements.  The issue closed on March 18th. The listing, however, did not gain expected response from the investors. Analysts say the company is heavily dependent on parent PTC India for its business growth and the high cost of borrowings of over 10% was also a concern.

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