A lion’s share of the inflows is likely to be lapped up by IndusInd Bank at $290 million followed by Suzlon at $264 million and Persistent Systems at $254 million, the Nuvama report said. The remaining stocks could see inflows between $227 million and $160 million in the pecking order.
Reliance Infrastructure seeks shareholders’ nod to raise Rs 3,000 crore via QIP
Reliance Infrastructure approved raising Rs 3,014 crore through a preferential issue to promoter group companies and other investors. The company also seeks shareholder approval for
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