 "India Inc's Oct foreign borrowings down 24%")
India Inc raised $2.11 billion from overseas markets in October 2015, down 24.1 per cent from the corresponding month a year ago, Reserve Bank of India data showed on Wednesday.
Domestic firms had raised $2.78 billion abroad in October last year. Of the total borrowings during the month, $1.45 billion was raised through the approval route, while $669.17 million came through the automatic route.
Among those in the approval route category, Reliance Industries Limited raised $1.28 billion for import of capital goods, while Dewan Housing Finance Corporation raised $110 million for sub-lending.
In the automatic route, major borrowers were Fiat India Automobiles Private Limited, which raised $250 million for rupee expenditure.
It was followed by MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd, which borrowed $150 million for power needs and Teva API India Private Limited, which raised $40 million for general corporate purposes.
Domestic firms had raised $2.78 billion abroad in October last year. Of the total borrowings during the month, $1.45 billion was raised through the approval route, while $669.17 million came through the automatic route.
Among those in the approval route category, Reliance Industries Limited raised $1.28 billion for import of capital goods, while Dewan Housing Finance Corporation raised $110 million for sub-lending.
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In the automatic route, major borrowers were Fiat India Automobiles Private Limited, which raised $250 million for rupee expenditure.
It was followed by MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd, which borrowed $150 million for power needs and Teva API India Private Limited, which raised $40 million for general corporate purposes.