India Property Developer K Raheja Said to Delay $700 Million IPO
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K Raheja pausing a ~$700m IPO after banker feedback shows that even in India’s hot market, real estate valuations are hitting a ceiling. If you’re timing a capital raise in asset-heavy sectors, assume investors will be more selective on leverage and cycle exposure.
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