Rural Kerala turning bullish on equity market
Kozhikode : A strengthening rupee, rising crude prices and takeovers and mergers are now keenly watched in the hinterlands of Kerala. The villages now wake up to the 'Morning Call' in CNBC-TV 18. Families that were hitherto confined to investing their life in agriculture have now become alive to the vagaries of Sensex or Nifty.
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By IANS
Mumbai : Reliance Telecom Infrastructure Ltd (RTIL) has sold a five percent of its Rs. 270 billion ($6.75 billion) telecom tower business, through a placement to leading institutional investors from the US, Europe and Asia, for Rs. 14 billion ($337.5 million).
RTIL Chairman Anil Ambani also indicated that his company may unlock more value through a possible IPO, further placements, strategic equity placements at a press meet convened here Thursday.
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