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India Inc raises longer-term dollar bonds from foreign investors

In the current calendar year alone, Indian companies raised $4.6 bn from these markets so far

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Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The Indian corporate sector is raising funds from the long-term dollar bond markets in a big way. In the current calendar year alone, Indian companies have raised $4.6 billion from these markets by taking advantage of the low interest rate prevailing overseas and foreign investors' appetite to lock into longer-term debt issues with stable returns. In calendar 2020, Indian companies had raised $3 billion and in 2019, they had raised $4 billion.

The Adani group is raising funds on a regular basis from the overseas markets with longer term maturities. On Tuesday,  Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd successfully

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