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Rajesh Exports to issue FCCBs

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Bangalore, Feb. 12

Rajesh Exports Ltd has informed the BSE that its board of directors has decided to issue and allot 1,500 zero coupon unsecured foreign currency convertible bonds due 2012, of $1,00,000 each for an aggregate amount of $15,00,00,000 to be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange Securities Trading Ltd with a conversion price of Rs 575.00 and YTM of 8 per cent.

Silverdale Services Ltd, London would be the sole lead manager of the offering, and UTI Bank Ltd, the Indian advisor to the issuance. In 100 days, Rajesh Exports will start the launch of its `Shubh' gold jewellery retail stores. It has already launched 30 `Laabh' gold jewellers chain stores in India.

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