MUMBAI: Two former bosses of multinational banks, Vikram Pandit of Citi and John Mack of Morgan Stanley, are among a few high net-worth individuals co-investing with Indian private equity fund GTI Capital, to purchase stake in Indian companies.
Showing posts with label Indian companies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian companies. Show all posts
January 29, 2013
July 19, 2012
Indian companies invest more overseas in June: RBI
MUMBAI: Led by Piramal Healthcare, foreign investments by Indian companies in June rose by 50.21 per cent from the previous month to $ 3.53 billion despite a slowdown in the global economy.
April 29, 2012
Indian companies help drive innovation, education and employment in the US
NEW DELHI: Indian companies have often been accused of taking benefits form the US, while not creating either jobs there.
March 12, 2012
Indian companies prefer face-to-face meetings over social networking
NEW DELHI: Social networking sites might be catching the public's imagination but Indian companies still feel face-to-face meeting will be the most effective way to lure customers in the next two to three years, says a survey.
May 22, 2011
Drug MNCs play safe on licensing
Drug multinationals are treading with caution on the molecules to license from Indian companies, meaning Glenmark’s deal with France’s Sanofi may not be a forerunner to a clutch of similar agreements benefiting local firms.
Indian pharmaceutical companies outlicense a drug under development to foreign players with deep pockets as it is an expensive process. The latter undertakes trials to develop the drug.
Indian pharmaceutical companies outlicense a drug under development to foreign players with deep pockets as it is an expensive process. The latter undertakes trials to develop the drug.
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