India’s central bank rejected all bids at a sale of federal treasury bills on Wednesday amid a bond selloff that pushed borrowing costs to multi-year highs
Indians, for the most part, have turned a blind eye to the changes. There are more pressing concerns. But there is one right citizens take with deadly seriousness
India’s Jio Platforms has seen the anchor investor quota for its initial public offering oversubscribed more than 30 times, according to a source familiar with the matter, drawing bids from top asset managers including BlackRock, Capital Group and GIC.
The country’s largest telecommunications and digital services company, backed by Meta and Google, plans to raise up to 302 billion rupees ($3.2 billion) through India’s largest ever IPO in rupee terms.
According to the source, who is not allowed to speak on the matter due to legal restrictions, the company’s anchor book received total bids worth 2.5 trillion rupees ($26.3 billion) for the 81.1 billion rupee anchor book portion: