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Tata Capital is going on a $750-million foreign fund chase for the first time

The company is likely to start roadshows for the same by the end of March. For overseas borrowings, the firm is reportedly looking at dollar bonds as there has been lot of interest by overseas investors in Indian corporates.

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India s Tata Capital plans to raise $750m in first foreign fundraising

India's Tata Capital is looking at overseas fundraising for the very first time and hopes to raise around $750 million.

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Tata Capital: India s Tata Capital plans to raise $750 million in debut foreign funding next fiscal year

Tata Capital plans to raise $750 million through overseas bonds or loans to diversify its liability base. The company s loan book stands at around $18.1 billion and aims to grow at over 25%. Funding costs for NBFCs have risen, and the corporate bond yield curve remains inverted.

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India s Tata Capital plans to raise $750 million in debut foreign funding next fiscal year

India s Tata Capital is looking at overseas fundraising for the very first time and hopes to raise around $750 million via offshore bonds or loans in the next fiscal year starting in April, a.

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