The engineering & construction major had increased the final buyback price to Rs 3,200 from Rs 3,000 earlier. Besides increasing the buyback price, the company has also approved to reduce the number of shares to be bought back from investors to 3.12 crore, which represents 2.22% of equity. The company had earlier proposed to buy back about 3.33 crore shares.
Kalpataru raises Rs 708 crore from 9 anchor investors; Singapore’s GIC, Bain Capital lead
Realty developer Kalpataru has raised over Rs 708 crore from nine anchor investors including GIC Singapore, Bain Capital’s GSS Opportunities Investment, SBI Mutual Fund, ICICI