Board approves USD 50 million foreign currency convertible bond issue

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AI summary

The board approved raising up to USD 50 million through a private placement of foreign currency convertible bonds, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Final pricing, interest and conversion terms are yet to be decided. It also declared a second interim dividend of Rs 0.40 per share, approved September quarter and half-year results, and plans up to Rs 6 crore investment in a new fixed-income distribution subsidiary.

Likely market impact

Funding can aid growth, and the Rs 0.40 dividend supports returns. Debt and currency risks arise, and conversion into equity may dilute shareholders.