The Rs 18,000 crore share sale is expected to attract some marquee investors including GQG Partners, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, AustralianSuper, Fidelity among others.
Bloomberg reported that GQG will place bids for equity worth at least $300 million and as much as $400 million, which might come as a shot in the arm for the telco.
Despite the backing of big funds, analysts are quite cautious about retail investors putting their money into the FPO, the largest on D-Street so far.
Even though the offer might be a step in the right direction and alleviate some of the company’s concerns, one cannot be sure on how long it will take for the company to show some profitability and reduce debt significantly. The telco hasn’t…