Abu Dhabi's Borouge secures cornerstone investors including India's Adani family
Borouge said it secured a total commitment of about $570 million
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Borouge said it secured a total commitment of about $570 million
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Abu Dhabi-headquartered petrochemicals firm Borouge said on Monday it secured seven cornerstone investors, including India’s wealthy Adani family for its
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UAE-based investment firms Alpha Dhabi Holding and IHC will make AED367 million ($100 million) and AED183 million investments, respectively, into Borouge’s initial public offering (IPO) as cornerstone investors.