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  • Will invest in Europe & LatAm to expand footprint: Subex

    Surheet Singh, CEO and MD of Subex says the conversion of bonds helped to clean up the balance sheet and free up cash. The company will see a huge impact on margins going forward due to FCCB conversion, he added.

  • Aban Offshore to raise up to $400 mn via various instruments

    Offshore drilling contractor Aban Offshore proposed to raise long-term resources of up to USD 400 million through various instruments and its Board also gave its approval for the same, the company said on May 23

  • Sakthi Sugars settles $11.7mn worth of FCCBs at 65% value

    Sakthi Sugars has reached a settlement with bondholders with respect to foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) worth USD 11.7 million, in which it would pay its lenders about 65 percent of the bonds face value.

  • FCCB default: Suzlon debtors may agree to $500mn settlement

    Lenders of Suzlon Energy have agreed to a settlement in relation with a USD 200 million default that took place in October 2012. Sources told CNBC-TV18 that holders of Suzlon's foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) have decided not to move court after the energy firm agreed to issue fresh five-year bonds worth USD 500 million.

  • Sintex Industries looks good from investment angle: Tulsian

    SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com feels Sintex Industries looks good from investment angle as well as from short-term trading angle.

  • Wockhardt to seek Bombay HC nod for Danone deal

    Last night, troubled pharma major Wockhardt agreed to sell its nutrition business to French giant Danone. But CNBC-TV18 learns that it is not all hunky dory for the company as the deal may face objections from Wockhardts’ lenders.

  • Looking for funds? Come to us, says RBS to India Inc

    Madan Menon, head of global banking for Southeast Asia, RBS said, " if corporates require refinancing, it's our role to ensure that we assist them to pay down the convertible bond that hasn't converted.

  • Amtek Auto redeems FCCBs for $146 m

    Auto component maker Amtek Auto on Thursday said that it has redeemed its convertible bonds, which were due for maturity for USD 145.97 million (about Rs 654.33 crore).

  • Total debt including FCCBs is Rs 300 crore: Pidilite

    Pidilite industries is in the limelight regarding the announcement of a Foreign Currency Convertible Bond issuance to an investor. Sandeep Batra, CFO joins CNBC-TV18 to detail the company move.

  • Mumbai court admits winding-up petition against Wockhardt

    Drugmaker Wockhardt Ltd said on Monday a Mumbai court had admitted an petition for winding up the company.

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