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Shares of companies that produce oxygen have skyrocketed on the domestic stock market. (Photo: Reuters)
Companies that produce oxygen or simply have the word in their names are witnessing a sharp rally on domestic stock markets as demand for the gas has spiked.
The development comes at a time when Covid-19 patients in the country are struggling to find medical oxygen in the middle of the second deadly wave of coronavirus infections, reported news agency Reuters.
Several reports indicate that there is an acute shortage of medical oxygen across the country and even hospitals are struggling to procure the gas which has become essential for treating some severe cases of Covid-19.
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RIL promoter group co Sikka Ports plans to raise Rs 4,000 cr via bonds
In June last year, SPTL had raised Rs 2,000 crore via non-convertible debentures offering 7.2 per cent interest with three-year maturity.
Synopsis
The bond sale could well prompt other large firms to tap into the local debt market, which is drying up in the aftermath of localised lockdowns that are aimed at checking the second wave of coronavirus but come at an economic cost.
Mumbai: Sikka Ports and Terminals (SPTL), a Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) promoter group company, is likely to raise Rs 4,000 crore from a group of three large private sector lenders comprising Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, three people aware of the matter told ET.