Total capital raised by companies rose 116 per cent to Rs 1.77 lakh crore

New delhi date. 30 December 2020, Wednesday

The June and September quarters saw favorable corporate conditions due to the adverse effects of the epidemic. On the other hand, in the midst of the epidemic, companies have seen a significant increase of 114 per cent in total capital (equity) raised in the year 2020.

If we look at the recently released data, in 2020, companies will have to spend Rs. 1.5 lakh crore was raised. In the last year of 2017, this figure was Rs. 2.31 crore. Thus, a huge increase of 114 per cent has been seen in this amount.

However, earlier in the year 2016, the companies had spent Rs. 1.5 lakh roads were constructed. Which is by far the highest fund raised by companies.

Companies had success in IPOs during the year. At the same time, the listing gain for investors in IPOs rose to 7.5 per cent. Which was earlier 7.5 per cent in 2016.

Favorable picture was also seen on the front of private equity and venture capital during the proposed period. During the year, PE and VC also sold equity for Rs. 205 crore.

According to market experts, the accommodative stances adopted by the central banks of various countries have had a positive impact on the capital aggregation process due to ease of liquidity globally, low interest rates and positive outlook of emerging markets.