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Sun Pharma board okays to raise funds

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Mumbai , April 8

THE board of Mumbai-based Sun Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd has approved an enabling provision to raise funds up to a maximum of $350 million or Rs 1,525 crore.

In a communication to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Thursday, the company said it would raise the money by issuing convertible bonds or debentures to local or foreign funds, subject to regulatory and shareholders' approval.

Sun Pharma's EGM is scheduled for May 6.

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