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Daily Archives: October 21, 2010
[Update] Coal India IPO: steaming
Coal India’s bankers won’t have much trouble getting the IPO away with the $3.5bn offer subscribed 15 times over when the books closed.
With $48.7 billion of bids in hand when the offer ended for both institutional and retail investors, the government is sitting pretty. It is in the happy position of being able to price the sale of the state-run corporation at the high end of the 225-245 rupee per share range, giving Coal India a likely market value of around $35bn.
Energy headlines: UK energy digests spending review
- Carbon ‘stealth tax’ spat mars business welcome for CSR – FT
- Q&A: How does the spending review affect feed-in tariffs? – The Guardian
- Consortium leads carbon capture race – FT
- Offshore wind expected to double in 2010 – Reuters
- Iberdrola generates profits on cost cuts – FT
- Dana chief quits after hostile takeover – The Times (£)
- Dynegy defends Blackstone buyout – Argus
- Qatar groups quit Greek energy project – FT
- Essar to acquire African oil and gas assets – Economic Times
- Can Canada afford the oil sands? – The Globe and Mail
- Three environmental groups sue BP over spill – LA Times
- How the Gulf spill was good for America – NY Times Dot Earth
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