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Bajaj Finance allots ₹5,800 crore warrants to Bajaj Finserv; looks to raise another ₹11,700 crore via QIP

Reported by: Fortune India, CNBC TV18, Livemint, Economic Times, Moneycontrol ·

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Summary

Bajaj Finance is preparing a share sale to institutional investors, with CNBC TV18 reporting it may raise ₹11,700 crore through a QIP and price it at a small discount. Livemint put the size at up to $1.2 billion and said investor roadshows are done, with the launch possible within a day or two. Economic Times also reported the ₹11,700 crore figure, and Moneycontrol said the money is to fund growth. CNBC TV18 added that on November 10 the board cleared warrants worth ₹5,800 crore to Bajaj Finserv, convertible into an equal number of equity shares. A QIP, or qualified institutional placement, is a share sale made only to large institutions such as mutual funds and insurers; it adds new shares, so the promoter stake can change. Warrants are rights to buy shares later at a set price. The reports do not give the exact price or date.

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Livemint  · · Tone 0

Bajaj Finance said set to launch up to $1.2 billion QIP as early as this week

Bajaj Finance has completed investor roadshows and could launch the so-called QIP in the next day or two.

Economic Times  · · Tone 0

Bajaj Finance to launch share sale worth up to Rs 11,700 cr this week: Report

Bajaj Finance Ltd. is gearing up for a major share sale aimed at raising an impressive 117 billion rupees. The initiative seeks to draw in institutional investors, with the specifics of the offering currently being…

Moneycontrol  · via Google News · · Tone +1

Bajaj Finance may launch Rs 11,700-crore QIP to fund growth; shares trade higher

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  1. Moneycontrol ·

    First report

  2. Economic Times ·

    2 min after the first report

  3. Livemint ·

    16 min after the first report

  4. CNBC TV18 ·

    20 min after the first report

  5. Fortune India ·

    1 h 52 min after the first report

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