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Coal India IPO Country's Biggest Yet

October 2010 | Corporate Financing Analysis

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The Indian government's flotation of a 10% stake in Coal India on the BSE Sensex was a roaring success, confirming CFW 's view that these are boom times for Asian IPOs.

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