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Tata Power to raise green energy portfolio to 50% with focus on renewables

Tata Power currently has a consumer base of 2.5 million and it aims to quadruple it to 10 million over the next five years

RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani to detail post-Covid business plan at AGM

Ambani, 63, may at the company's first online AGM also give a sneak preview of his vision for decarbonisation of energy molecules to create value-added products with almost no carbon emissions.

Tata Power stock powers up with strategic turnaround, deleveraging plans

Preferential equity issue, non-core asset sale boost sentiment

After Facebook, what other deals are in the offing for Mukesh Ambani' RIL?

Mukesh Ambani, in August 2019, had said he wanted to make RIL a zero-debt company in 18 months by selling stakes in several businesses and unlocking value in some others

Govt plans to take InvIT route for BSNL asset monetisation programme

To date, the InvIT market has raised money only from the private sector

InvITs may deleverage infra firms by nearly Rs 13,000 cr: India Ratings

The first four infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), which are likely to hit the primary markets this fiscal, may bring down the overall debt of sponsor groups by nearly Rs 13,000 crore, according to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra). The companies which are likely to deleverage by using the InvIT route are Sterlite Power Grid Ventures, Reliance Infrastructure and IL&FS Transportation Networks and the recently closed issue of IRB Infrastructure Developers, Ind-Ra said today. "InvITs will enable infrastructure developers to deleverage their balance sheets and refinance remaining debt at lower costs. Deleveraging will provide a fillip to the coverage metrics of SPVs housed under the InvIT structures and refinancing (through bond/bank loans) and will further improve the credit profile of InvITs," the credit rating agency said. As per the agency, InvITs would allow infrastructure developers to not only deleverage their balance sheets but also refinance remaining debt

Country's maiden InvIT offering garners good response

The country's maiden offering of infrastructure investment trust (Invit) garnered encouraging response, opening a new capital raising avenue for infrastructure and real estate companies. The Rs 5,000-crore initial public offer (IPO) by IRB InvIT Fund on Friday garnered eight times more demand than units on offer, attracting bids worth nearly Rs 22,000 crore. Given the attractive projected yield on offer, the IPO saw heavy demand from overseas investors. The institutional portion of the offering saw 11 times subscription, while the non-institutional segment witnesses 6 times subscription. Nearly, half of the bids in the institutional portion came from foreign institutional investors (FIIs), while domestic institutions were seen relatively cautious. High networth individuals (HNIs) also made aggressive bids, anticipating good listing gains."The issue saw good response from all categories of investors. This issuance opens up a new avenue in infrastructure financing introducing the ...