Reliance Capital soars 5% as bidders submit Expressions of Interest (EOI)
Thu, Dec 3, 2020 1:25 PM

Reliance Capital soars 5% as bidders submit Expressions of Interest (EOI)

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Anil Ambani-backed Reliance Capital freezes on the upper circuit limit during Thursday's trading session as the company receives massive interest for acquisition. At around 12.30 pm, Reliance Capital traded at the upper price band of Rs9.49 per piece higher by 4.98% on Sensex. As many as 8 suitors, including the US-based Oaktree and J C Flower, have expressed their interest to acquire RCL.

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