Indian developers are looking forward to more feasible studies of any project before actually launching them so that they can avoid the excesses that resulted in the real estate downturn in 2009. They are sending out a message that antagonism in the market will not be accepted any more and gigantic projects will be replaced […]
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More Cautious 2010 by Realty
March 17, 2010 – 11:50 am
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Also tagged antagonism, bank debt, conducting feasibility studies, Construction Work, Cushman And Wakefield, Dlf, excesses, New Projects, project management consultants, Property Consultants, purchasing land, Purpose Vehicles, raising money, real estate downturn, regulatory approvals, right profile, Special Purpose, Speculators, working capital
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Global Crash Keeps Indian Firms Off AIM
August 22, 2008 – 6:15 am
In the wake of a global slowdown in the initial public offerings (IPO) market, Indian companies are losing appetite for listing on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM). Once touted to be a favoured destination for small- and mid-size companies, London’s AIM has managed to get only four companies to list on it so far this […]
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Also tagged Alternative Investment Market, Film Company, Global Crash, Global Markets, Global Slowdown, Hedge Funds, Indian Film, Investment Holdings, Ipo Market, London Market, Market Aim, Minimum Market Capitalization, Retail Investors, Sesdaq, Share Index, Tax Havens
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