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India Corporate Debt Pipeline as on July 3

Fri Jul 3, 2009 9:50am IST
 
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 MUMBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - Following is a list of the
latest and recently concluded corporate bond issuances and news
stories related to them.
 NEW ISSUES:
 -----------
 Issuer               Size             Coupon          Maturity
                (bln rupees)       (in pct)
 None
 ISSUES OPEN:
 ------------
 PSIDC                  0.5             9.05             
10-yr
 PSEB                   1.84            9.01             
10-yr
 ISSUES CLOSED:
 --------------
 Indian Oil             13.15           8.00               2026
                     0.21            8.01              
2023
 Bank of Baroda         5               8.54              15-yr
                                                      
(UT2)
 Tata Chemicals         2.5             10.0             
10-yr
 Tata Sons              3               8.70              
3-yr
 IDBI Bank              5               8.95              15-yr
                                                      
(UT2)
 Syndicate Bank         1.94            8.90          Perpetual
                                                       
(T1)
 NHB                    2.5             6.75              
3-yr
 Union Bank of India    5               8.65              15-yr
                                                      
(UT2)
 LATEST NEWS
 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 - Indian Oil Corp (IOC.BO: Quote, Profile, Research) on Thursday sold a total 13.36
billion rupees of the 2026 and 2023 oil bonds at a yield of
7.87 percent, but rejected bids for the 2021 bonds.
[ID:nBOM323662]
 Grasim Industries Ltd (GRAS.BO: Quote, Profile, Research) plans to raise 2 billion
rupees via 8.01 percent five-year bonds. [ID:nBMB005750]
 Bank of Baroda (BOB.BO: Quote, Profile, Research) has raised 5 billion rupees via
8.54 percent upper Tier-II bonds. [ID:nBMB005748]
*-Issue has a greenshoe option to retain oversubscription
LT2-Lower Tier II bonds
UT2-Upper Tier II bonds
T1- Perpetual Tier I
 (Reporting by Mumbai Treasury Desk; Editing by Ramya
Venugopal)












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