Bharti Airtel’s non-banking financial arm, Airtel Money, has officially begun its commercial operations after securing a license from the Reserve Bank of India. The company, registered as a Type II Non-Deposit accepting NBFC, plans to be capitalized with Rs 20,000 crore over the coming years, with Bharti Airtel contributing 70% and the promoter group the remaining 30%.
Did HEG shares really crash 64% in one day? Here’s how the demerger math works
HEG shares opened nearly 64% lower on Monday as the stock adjusted for the company’s demerger, which split its businesses into two separately listed entities.