BP wants to sell 8.5 per cent stake in Indian subsidiary Castrol India through a block deal worth Rs.1,750 crore.
The share sale at an indicative range of Rs.408 - Rs.422.50 per share.
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BP looks to sell 8.5percent stake in Castrol India
BP looking to sell 8.5% stake in Castrol India
BP is looking to sell 8.5 per cent stake in Indian subsidiary Castrol India through a block deal worth Rs1,750 crore. The share sale is happening at an indicative range of Rs 408 - Rs 422.50 per share. Shares of Castrol India declined 4.5 per cent to Rs 422.45 after the announcement.
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