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Adlabs fixes FCCB conversion price

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Mumbai , Dec. 9

, ADLABS Films Ltd has fixed the conversion price of its foreign currency convertible bonds at Rs 543.42 per share.

This represents a 50 per cent premium over the weighted average price of Rs 362.28 on December 7, on the BSE.

The company has raised equivalent of $100 million in euros.

The yield to maturity has been set at 4 per cent and the bonds will be redeemed at 121.679 per cent of par on February 26, 2011.

Barclays Capital is the sole book-runner and lead manager for the offering.

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