Prestige Estates Projects Ltd., a leading Indian real estate developer, has initiated a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) to raise up to INR 5,000 crore from institutional investors.
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The QIP is aimed at raising up to INR 5,000 crore from institutional investors to fuel the company's growth plans and strengthen its financial position.
The floor price for the QIP is set at INR 1,755.09 per share.
The indicative issue price is expected to be at a 5% discount to the floor price, at INR 1,674 per share.
The funds will be used to repay existing borrowings, acquire land or land development rights, invest in subsidiaries and joint ventures, and for general corporate purposes.
The announcement of the QIP has been well-received by the market, with Prestige Estates' shares witnessing a sharp spike towards the end of the trading session, closing 2.2% higher at INR 1,753.
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