Adani Enterprises raises Rs 100 cr via non-convertible debentures

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20 Sep 2022, 15:55 GMT+10

New Delhi [India], September 20 (ANI): Flagship Adani Group company Adani Enterprises raised Rs 100 crore via Non-Convertible Debentures on a private placement basis.

The said debentures will be listed on the wholesale debt market segment of BSE, the company said in a regulatory filing to the stock exchanges on Monday evening.

Non-convertible debentures are typically used as tools to raise long-term funds by companies.

This morning, the shares of the company rose over 1 per cent. So far this year, the shares gave its investors a sharply high return of over 120 per cent.

Meanwhile, shares of Ambuja Cements extended their gains from the previous session to hit a fresh all-time high. It traded nearly 2 per cent higher this morning.

This happened after the formal acquisition of the cement maker by the Adani Group. Post the transaction, Adani will hold 63.15 per cent in Amubuja Cements.

"What makes cement an exciting business is the headroom for growth in India, which exceeds that of every other country well beyond 2050," Gautam Adani, Chairman, Adani Group had said.

The chairman believes the Group is on track to become the largest and most efficient cement manufacturer by no later than 2030. (ANI)

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