On average, pay in the South Asian nation will increase by 9.8% in 2023 after a 9.4% bump last year, the consulting firm said in a report.
These funds have been raised mainly for expansion of business plans, repayment of debt and to support working capital requirements.
Indian firms garnered Rs 4,837 crore from institutional investors during April-February period of the current fiscal, a sharp decline of 67 percent from the year-ago period.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion, refinancing of debt, working capital requirements and other general corporate purposes.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion, refinancing of debt, working capital requirements and other general corporate purposes.
In the same month a year ago (December 2015), the foreign borrowings by Indian firms were at USD 3.03 billion.
Indian firms' total direct overseas investment increased by 32 percent to USD 2.49 billion in December, with Singapore emerging as the top destination.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion, refinancing debt, working capital requirements and general corporate purposes.
The funds have been raised for business expansion plans, refinancing of debt and to meet the working capital requirements.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion, refinancing debt, working capital requirements and general corporate purposes.
The funds have been raised for expansion, refinancing of debt and to meet the working capital requirements.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion plans, refinancing of debt, working capital requirements and other general corporate purposes.
Indian companies had made an investment of USD 2.47 billion in the markets abroad during the same period last year.
Indian companies had invested USD 1.92 billion in their overseas ventures in June 2015.
Indian firms raised a staggering Rs 9,239 crore through rights issue in the past fiscal, making it the highest fund mobilisation in five years.
A major revival was however witnessed in the IPO market after nearly four dismal years, said Pranav Haldea Managing Director Prime Database.
The Indian firms would be introducing the latest investment opportunities in India in sectors like renewable energies, solar panels, roads, smart cities, infrastructure development, urban transportation and power sector, which are now available to Chinese companies under the 'Make in India' programme.
Most of the funds have been mobilised for expansion, to support working capital requirements and for other general corporate purposes.
"During 2015-16, primary securities market seems to have come out of its lull. Both the total number of issues and the resources mobilised from the primary securities market have gone up. IPOs have contributed to this performance more than public debt issues and rights issues," capital markets regulator Sebi noted.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion plans, refinancing of debt, working capital requirement and other general corporate purposes.
The funds have been mobilised for business expansion plans, refinancing of debt, working capital requirement and other general corporate purposes.
President Barack Obama on Sunday promised to "look at" export controls to make sure Indian firms have the same access to American technologies as "closest allies" and expressed the hope that the new year will see deals for the US companies to build new reactors in India.
This is 76 percent higher than Rs 39,067 crore raised through the equity market in 2014. In the equity space, the funds were mobilised through OFS via the stock exchange mechanism, qualified institutional placement (QIP) and initial public offers (IPO).
Preferential allotment serves as an alternative mechanism of resource mobilisation wherein a listed firm issues shares or convertible securities, to a select group of shareholders.
As per the data compiled by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), companies have raked in a total of Rs 20,874 crore in April-September of 2015-16, higher than Rs 18,818 crore raised in the year-ago period.