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Nearly 96 per cent of Indian downstream organisations are expecting an increase in demand for custom silicon chips (custom ASIC), as compared to 81 per cent global organisations, the report mentioned. 

By 2027, 100 per cent of all Indian respondents expect GenAI adoption across both internal and external use cases.

The action was the most concerted push so far against third-country evasion.

Reliance Industries continued to remain the most valued firm, followed by TCS, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Hindustan Unilever, Infosys, HDFC, ITC, State Bank of India and Bharti Airtel.

Indian firms are expected to generate 49% of revenue from digital infra. For CIOs in India, 'high energy prices' is the topmost concern in 2023. For CIOs in India, 'high inflation' is the 2nd topmost concern in 2023. Around 85% Asia Pacific Organisations agree that digital infra is essential for businesses.

Indian companies have also contributed USD 147 million towards corporate social responsibility.

According to the report, a total of 569 institutions and corporates garnered Rs 5.52 lakh crore in the first nine months of the year. In comparison, firms had raised Rs 4.65 lakh crore in January-September 2016.

As many as 300 Indian firms and over 100 businesses from the Commonwealth will participate in the two-day India-Commonwealth Small and Medium Enterprises trade summit here.

Leading British and Indian firms won awards for their work in the UK-India space during the event.

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.

The funds have been raised for business expansion plans, repayment of loan, meeting working capital requirements and for other corporate purposes.

Indian firms raised nearly Rs 13,000 crore through issuance of shares to promoters and shareholders on preferential basis during April-August of 2016-17, a slump of 35 percent from the year-ago period.

Indian firms raised over Rs 11,000 crore through issuance of shares to promoters and shareholders on preferential basis during April-June quarter, a slump of 36 percent from the year-ago period.

Indian firms raised over Rs 11,000 crore through issuance of shares to promoters and shareholders on preferential basis during April-June quarter, a slump of 36 percent from the year-ago period.

The exact nature and extent of the impact - if "Brexit" happens - will emerge over a longer period of two years or more.

Indian business leaders continue to be the most optimistic lot globally about the country;s economic outlook for the second consecutive quarter owing to a strong GDP growth, recent policy announcements and regulatory changes, says a report.  

Indian firms bought back shares worth over Rs 1,700 crore from public in 2015-16, achieving 97 percent of the target.

 Indian firms have raised a staggering Rs 46,000 crore from the primary market route in first ten months of the current fiscal, mainly on account of robust fund mobilisation through initial public offerings.

Indian business leaders have emerged as the most optimistic lot globally about economic recovery in 2016, largely owing to a pro-reforms government, recent policy announcements and regulatory changes, a Grant Thornton report says.

Five IPOs had hit the capital market to garner just Rs 1,201 crore in 2014.