Oil India
After a near-hiatus for almost one year the IPO pipeline has finally filled up this July. No company wants to be left behind by the cheap cash-for-equity gravy train, the gold rush now appears to be self-sustaining – at least for the time being.
The distribution of spoils among Indian law firms is likely to be less even-handed.
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12 June 2009 - Mumbai monsoon has been postponed by a week, said the Met Office...
Amarchand, Ashurst and Luthra & Luthra have restarted their work on the exhumed Oil India initial public offering (IPO), which the government hopes will fill its coffers by up to Rs 2,400 crore ($500m).