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Karnataka Bank may hit QIP route to raise Rs 600 crore

The indicative floor price for the QIP is Rs 231.45 per share, a marginal discount to the previous close of shares of Karnataka Bank, CNBC-TV18 reported.

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Karnataka Bank may hit QIP route to raise Rs 600 crore

The indicative floor price for the QIP is Rs 231.45 per share, a marginal discount to the previous close of shares of Karnataka Bank, CNBC-TV18 reported.

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Karnataka Bank may hit QIP route to raise Rs 600 crore

The indicative floor price for the QIP is Rs 231.45 per share, a marginal discount to the previous close of shares of Karnataka Bank, CNBC-TV18 reported.

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Texmaco Rail aims to raise Rs 250 crore through QIP

Texmaco Rail is likely to dilute 4.21 percent equity to raise funds at an indicative price of Rs 155 for the QIP, CNBC-TV18 reported.

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Cement prices crack, HSBC lowers targets for UltraTech, Dalmia Bharat

HSBC also slashed the target price on Dalmia Bharat to Rs 2,500 apiece, while maintaining its buy call on the counter.

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India to play a larger role in globalisation in coming decades

India has emerged as a bright spot on the global map and the world is looking at India with a big hope. While the lead economic indicators are showcasing remarkable improvement, the recent study also shows that India will be…

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