The fund raising could include, but will not be limited to a qualified institutional placement, the company said in an exchange filing on W...

JSW Steel, part of the JSW Group, is planning to borrow $750 million for capital expenditure as it targets major capacity expansion, aiming...

JSW Group is looking to sell a minority stake in JSW Neo Energy, a subsidiary of listed JSW Energy, to raise up to $500 million, people awa...

The company will raise up to $1 billion (₹8,276 crore) through the issue of non-convertible, senior unsecured fixed rate bonds, in one or m...

MUFG Bank acted as the mandated lead arranger and bookrunner (MLAB) and the sustainability loan coordinator for this transaction, JSW Cemen...

While the company aims to launch bonds compliant with sustainable development or ESG (environmental, social and governance), a portion of t...

The high yield bonds obtained an order book of about $1.5 billion. They offered 5.9 percent, which is about 35 basis points lower than its ...

The loan could be priced in the range of 8-12 per cent, sources said.

JSW has proposed to raise five-to-seven-year loans, which may be priced after adding about 350 basis points to the London Interbank Offered...

If the bond sale were to go through, it would be JSW Steel’s first domestic issuance after a gap of four years.

The plan will include debt of up to Rs 2,500 crore .

Iron is shining as good as gold right now and commodity cycle will continue for some more time

Heavy buying in banking and metal stocks helped the market come out of consolidation mode.

Fund-raising from institutional investors seems to be gaining favour among listed companies like SBI, JSW Steel, Ashok Leyland.

Sajjan Jindal, the billionaire owner of the JSW Group that has interests from steel to energy, has a 75 per cent stake in JSW Energy.

He has helped the JSW Group set up a large steel company, a medium-scale power unit, and small infrastructure and cement entities.

The roadshows are likely to start on January 20 in Mumbai and will be followed in other cities, including Delhi.