Coal India's possible share buyback has been under the scanner lately. Although many have panned the idea, Oscar Veldhuijzen of The Children's Investment Fund Management said that the buyback is a win-win situation. "It would improve the value per share in Coal India and would also reduce the fiscal deficit by as much as 10%," he said.
first published: Nov 29, 2011 12:00 pm
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