India Inc’s Dec foreign borrowing increases 14%
15 Jan 2015 1:08 AM GMT
India Inc raised $637.29 million from overseas markets in December 2014, up 13.65 per cent from year-ago period, according to official Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data.
The domestic companies had raised $560.73 million from overseas markets in the same month last year.
Of the total borrowings during the month under review, $145.62 million was raised through approval route, while$491.67 million came through automatic route. As many as 59 companies raised money from automatic route and 4 firms raised via approval route.
In the approval route category, Oil India Limited raised $125 million for refinancing of earlier ECB, Goldman Sachs Services Pvt Ltd $75 million for general corporate purpose, Sabmiller India Ltd raised $50 million for general corporate usage and Himatsingka Seida Limited raised $21 million for overseas acquisition.
In the approval route, Air India raised $99.5 million for import of capital goods, Sandisk India Device Design Centre Private Limited and Mercator Limited raised $28 million and $18 million respectively for mordernisation projects.
The domestic companies had raised $560.73 million from overseas markets in the same month last year.
Of the total borrowings during the month under review, $145.62 million was raised through approval route, while$491.67 million came through automatic route. As many as 59 companies raised money from automatic route and 4 firms raised via approval route.
In the approval route category, Oil India Limited raised $125 million for refinancing of earlier ECB, Goldman Sachs Services Pvt Ltd $75 million for general corporate purpose, Sabmiller India Ltd raised $50 million for general corporate usage and Himatsingka Seida Limited raised $21 million for overseas acquisition.
In the approval route, Air India raised $99.5 million for import of capital goods, Sandisk India Device Design Centre Private Limited and Mercator Limited raised $28 million and $18 million respectively for mordernisation projects.
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