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A fresh merger among India’s top mobile phone companies has created a definitive market leader, even if it does have an unfortunate name.
By Steven Irvine | 9 July 2001
Equities
HDFC Bank heads for NYSE
Pre-marketing will begin next week for a second Indian bank hoping to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
By Jackie Horne | 28 June 2001
M&A
BT gets out of Bharti
BT of the UK has finally sold its stake in Bharti Cellular.
By Steven Irvine | 20 June 2001
Equities
Satyam becomes third Indian IT company to list on NYSE
High oversubscription for a debut ADR by Satyam Computer indicates that there might yet be life in the Asian equity markets.
By Jackie Horne | 15 May 2001
Equities
Satyam kicks off roadshow for ADR issue
Indian IT company hopes to boost overseas presence and raise up to $130 million with NYSE listing.
By Elton Cane | 10 May 2001
Equities
Dr Reddy's survives equity turmoil
The company has become the first Asian pharmaceutical company to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
By Jackie Horne | 12 April 2001
M&A
Good times for ICICI's Indian M&A team
March was a good month for ICICI’s M&A team in India. The domestic firm closed two major deals, one involving UK chemical company, ICI.
By Steven Irvine | 30 March 2001
Equities
Dr Reddy's measures for success
India''s Dr Reddy''s Laboratories has launched roadshows for a debut ADR that will mark the first US listing attempt by an Asian pharmaceutical company.
By Jackie Horne | 29 March 2001
Cash
India: pioneering cash management products
Amidst difficult regulatory conditions and infrastructure, India has turned into a pioneering centre for cash management products for many banks in the Asia Pacific region.
By Elaine Leong | 28 March 2001
Debt
Another syndicated loan for Indian Oil Corporation
Overwhelming response to a syndicated loan for Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOC)prompts the launch of another facility due to close next month.
By Elaine Leong | 23 February 2001
Trade
Indian importers to benefit from $300 million trade facility
Indian importers of US capital goods are to benefit from an agreement between the Industrial Development Bank of India and the Export-Import Bank of the United States.
By Elaine Leong | 5 February 2001
Equities
Convertible by Gujarat Ambuja Cements re-opens Indian market
The first convertible from India in three years was launched to an enthusiastic audience yesterday (Monday).
By Jackie Horne | 23 January 2001
M&A
Growasia seeks a passage to India
Indian M&A is booming. And Growasia wants a part of the action. It has set up an alliance with India’s Icra to help source transactions.
By Steven Irvine | 17 January 2001
Alternative Investments
India to ease up on venture capitalists
India''s hi-tech industry hopes changes in venture capital rules will help pull in $10 billion from foreign investors within five years.
By Rico Ngai | 21 December 2000
Alternative Investments
India to ease up on venture capitalists
India''s hi-tech industry hopes changes in venture capital rules will help pull in $10 billion from foreign investors within five years.
By Rico Ngai | 21 December 2000
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