Aditya Birla Fashion, Axis Bank, SBI, Vedanta, Indiabulls HFL

Aditya Bill La Fashion and Retail: The company’s board of directors has agreed to raise funds by issuing 4,000 unsecured par value and redeemable non-convertible bonds. ￡100,000 rupees each on a private placement basis.

Axis Bank: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) ￡The central bank notified Axis Bank of rupees 250,000 on Wednesday for violating the rules. Private sector lenders have begun offering offshore AT1 bonds to raise as much as $ 1 billion, according to the terms and conditions Mint saw.

Bajaj Electrical: Nirlep’s continuing shareholders have decided to exercise an option requiring Bajaj Electricals to acquire a 19.78% stake in Nirlep. Bajaj acquired a 79.58% stake in Nirlep in 2018.

Bharti Airtel: According to Fitch Ratings, the $ 2.8 billion share issue planned by telecommunications service providers will nearly double the net leverage of investment funds (FFOs) to strengthen its position in the market. Funding will be provided.

Indie Bulls Housing Finance: The company’s board of directors has approved a valuable issue for secure, redeemable NCDs. ￡Principal secured with 100 billion rupees or unsecured, redeemable, subordinated NCD ￡With option to hold up to 200 Chlore subscriptions ￡800 chlores, total ￡1,000 chlores.

Jet Airways: According to media reports, the airline is aiming to resume flights in the first quarter of 2022. The airline plans to hire at least 1,000 employees in the first phase of the resurgence.

Kotak Mahindra Bank: Lenders on Wednesday said they had completed the process of selling more than 8% of Airtel Payments Bank’s stake to Bharti Enterprises. ￡294.80 Chlore. On Tuesday, the bank announced that it would enter into a share purchase agreement to sell 20 chlore shares of Airtel Payments Bank (APBL) (approximately 8.57% stake) to Bharti Enterprises.

Mahindra Holidays and Resorts: The company has increased the company’s licensed equity capital to ￡Divide 300 chlores into 30 chlores shares ￡Split 150 chlores into 15 chlores shares by amending the capital clause of the company’s memorandum.

SBI: The largest lender in the country said on Wednesday it was procured ￡4,000 chlores through additional Tier 1 bonds with a coupon rate of 7.72%, the first such issue in the domestic market after the Securities and Exchange Commission of India issued a new rule.

Vedanta: Mining company said Wednesday that its board of directors approved an interim dividend ￡18.50 per share in 2010, amount ￡6,877 Chlore.