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Indian companies are well positioned for a growth run, said reports.
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In the April 2024-February 2025 period, 1,41,675 companies were registered, gaining nearly Rs 3.36 lakh crore in paid-up capital.
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A recent study revealed that Indian companies are suffering huge losses due to cybersecurity incidents. It said that 83% organisations have experienced at least one cybersecurity incident in past year.
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India Inc saw the steepest decline in deal values.
Asia's 3rd largest economy has also been grappling with soaring inflation, said Shanthi Vijetha.
The YTD 2022 recorded 17 IPO with an issue size of $6 billion.
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The UK emerged as the top most country to attract Indian FDI with 52 projects, ahead of the US (51) and the UAE (32), in 2018, said London & Partners (L&P), the Mayor of London's promotional agency.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought comments from public till December 24 on the recommendations of the committee.
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S&P Global Ratings, in a report, said most emerging market issuers are buffered against further currency depreciation and do not face immediate downgrade risk from currency depreciation.
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The funds have been raised mainly for business expansion, to support working capital requirements and retire their existing debt.
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Country's largest oil firm IOC continues to be the highest ranked Indian firm.
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Retail giant Walmart has topped the list.
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In 2018, sectors such as professional services, consumer internet companies, life sciences, automotive and consumer products continue to project a double-digit salary increase.
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The upgrade to Baa2 from Baa3 lifted Indian stocks, bonds and currency and helped Reliance price its notes at 130 basis points (bps) over U.S. Treasuries on Tuesday, the tightest ever spread for an Indian issue.
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Indian companies have also contributed USD 147 million towards corporate social responsibility.
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Over a 3-hour long meeting, the CEOs also suggested including natural gas and electricity in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime to make these competitive.
Besides, stock markets recorded a robust growth in 2016- 17, with Sensex rising by 16.9 percent and Nifty gaining 18.6 percent as compared to losses registered in 2015-16.
Nagpur on Friday earned the distinction of becoming the country's first city with electric fleet of 200 electric vehicles, including taxis, buses, e-rickshaw and autos.
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Indian companies raised a record Rs 6.41 lakh crore last fiscal through private placement of corporate bonds to meet business needs, a surge of 40 percent from the preceding year.
Driven by positive economic sentiment, more than three-fourths (77 percent) of senior finance executives of Indian companies expect moderate to substantial economic expansion in 2017, a survey said here on Thursday.
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