MUMBAI (Reuters) – Textiles firm Provogue India Ltd. said on Monday it raised 1.46 billion rupees at 450 rupees a … […]
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MUMBAI (Reuters) – Textiles firm Provogue India Ltd. said on Monday it raised 1.46 billion rupees at 450 rupees a … […] HYDERABAD: City-based Ramky Infrastructure Ltd has received equity investment to the tune of Rs 125 crore from IL&FS Investment Managers … […]
MUMBAI: There's no stopping private equity funds in India. Last week, the country saw its single largest foreign direct investment … […]
Subex Azure Limited, a provider of revenue maximization solutions for telecom operators, announced yesterday that it has entered into a … […] MUMBAI: After the likes of Fujitsu, EDS and IBM, it is now the turn of another multinational and old India hand, Datacraft, to look for acquisitions in the country. The Singapore-headquartered network services and solutions firm is hunting for suitable opportunities in India in the domains of security, data centre and storage, and Microsoft technologies. It has a budget of around $40 million for the acquisition. Datacraft was among the early entrants to India through its joint venture […] Goldman Sachs and Citigroup Venture International Growth Partnership Mauritius (CVC) are likely to pump in USD 52 million (about Rs 2,340 million) in the Hyderabad-based ICSA (India), an embedded software products company that provides solutions for power and gas supply networks, reports Business Line. The ICSA chairman and managing director, G. Bala Reddy, said that the move follows a decision by its board to offer private placement of equity and also raise funds through foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs). […] Morgan Stanley Real Estate announced that it has invested Rs. 675 Crores (approximately US$152 million) in Oberoi Constructions, a leading … […] Mumbai-headquartered finance focused KPO and BPO service provider Adventity has secured $20 million VC funding from a group of investors … […] Total merger and acquisition activities in Asia-Pacific technology sector totalled 35.1 billion dollars in 2006. Indian companies were target in deals worth 10 per cent of the total value, data compiled by global financial information provider Dealogic shows |