HDB Starts Taking Orders for One of Year’s Biggest India IPOs

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HDB Financial Services began taking orders for one of India’s biggest IPOs this year, in a deal that may fetch 125 billion rupees ($1.5 billion)

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HDB Financial Services Ltd. began taking orders for one of India’s biggest initial public offerings this year, in a deal that may fetch 125 billion rupees ($1.5 billion) as the shadow lender seeks to benefit from the recent rally in stock prices.

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