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The West now see India as totally useless
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Wtf… it took them so long to understand Indians
Temasek invests $1.5 billion in India in Apr-Jun, looks to further raise exposure
Temasek's India portfolio stands at around $10 billion, with an average yearly investment of $1 billion in the last five years
Mumbai: Singapore’s Temasek has invested $1.5 billion in India in the first three months of the latest financial year, and is expected to further increase its exposure to the country, senior executives at the global investment firm said.
For Temasek, which recorded a net portfolio value of $235 billion for the year ended 31 March, the India portfolio stands at around $10 billion, with an average yearly investment of $1 billion in the last five years.
“We do not allocate by geography or sector. If we find more deals which meet our returns threshold, then we would invest more. We have a positive bias and we want to grow our portfolio here and we have certain focus areas where we want to put the capital to work," Ravi Lambah, head - telecom, media and technology and joint head, India at Temasek, said in an interview.
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Abhineet Kumar
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The Singapore government-owned investment company Temasek has touched the $10- billion investment mark in India, after 12 years of its operations.
“We have a record investment in India now and we are continuously looking to step it up,” said Rohit Sipahimalani, joint head for Temasek’s operation in India. The investment company is now sitting on the highest liquidity of $27 billion over the last five years in its $197 billion books, as it is finding the valuations stretched. “We want to step up more than even what we are doing in India now but it is really a function of the right opportunity,” Sipahimalani said. Temasek claim that valuations are well above average across major global markets due to quantitative easing by central banks. Low interest rates have created liquidity that is keeping valuations at a high. Now with the developed markets seeing double-digit earnings growth after a gap of two years, interest rates are expected to see a reverse trend. Though this is expected to be a gradual process.
Temasek started investing outside its home country in 2002-03. It does not want to be called a fund, as it does not raise money from outside but has its own balance sheet and pays taxes like a company. It makes investments through its own divestments or earnings through dividends. In India, it started investing in 2004 to tap the opportunities that came with rising consumption. In the past five years, on an average, it has invested $1 billion annually.
“We had a record net global portfolio value of $197 billion at the end of March. Out of this about $10 billion is invested in India now,” said Promeet Ghosh, managing director for Indian operations at Temasek.
Last year, Temasek exited Bharti Airtel by selling its stake to SingTel as part of its global portfolio restructuring. Also late last year it increased exposure to financial services in the country by picking up a stake in SBI Life Insurance.
Temasek investments in India at $10 billion
Abhineet Kumar
3-4 minutes
The Singapore government-owned investment company Temasek has touched the $10- billion investment mark in India, after 12 years of its operations.
“We have a record investment in India now and we are continuously looking to step it up,” said Rohit Sipahimalani, joint head for Temasek’s operation in India. The investment company is now sitting on the highest liquidity of $27 billion over the last five years in its $197 billion books, as it is finding the valuations stretched. “We want to step up more than even what we are doing in India now but it is really a function of the right opportunity,” Sipahimalani said. Temasek claim that valuations are well above average across major global markets due to quantitative easing by central banks. Low interest rates have created liquidity that is keeping valuations at a high. Now with the developed markets seeing double-digit earnings growth after a gap of two years, interest rates are expected to see a reverse trend. Though this is expected to be a gradual process.
Temasek started investing outside its home country in 2002-03. It does not want to be called a fund, as it does not raise money from outside but has its own balance sheet and pays taxes like a company. It makes investments through its own divestments or earnings through dividends. In India, it started investing in 2004 to tap the opportunities that came with rising consumption. In the past five years, on an average, it has invested $1 billion annually.
“We had a record net global portfolio value of $197 billion at the end of March. Out of this about $10 billion is invested in India now,” said Promeet Ghosh, managing director for Indian operations at Temasek.
Last year, Temasek exited Bharti Airtel by selling its stake to SingTel as part of its global portfolio restructuring. Also late last year it increased exposure to financial services in the country by picking up a stake in SBI Life Insurance.
the fact that google and microsoft appoint ah nehs to be respective ceo’s says a lot. msft just became a us$2t company this week while goog is not far behind.
Yah... u are right.... Singapore is a training ground for PAP recruit fake degree ahneh with their train as u earn program to make them Superstar IT workers to later to steal jobs in 5 eye...
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The fact that Google is now a trillion dollars company becos everything double in 10 years in this format power of 2... 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 .....
So does this means ahneh CEO are good?
We citizens can discern better than overpaid ministers and scholars whose idiotic trade agreements and investments in india will throw our money to waste.
Typical indian psyche of over promising and under delivering.
I have heard that glib south asia tongue everywhere from dirty labourers to CEOs and the excuses they come out to explain their failures are just as fantastic.
Typical indian psyche of over promising and under delivering.
I have heard that glib south asia tongue everywhere from dirty labourers to CEOs and the excuses they come out to explain their failures are just as fantastic.
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Temasek invests $1.5 billion in India in Apr-Jun, looks to further raise exposure
Ravi Lambah, joint head, India, at Temasek. Photo: Bloomberg 3 min read.Updated: 12 Jul 2018, 11:40 PM IST Swaraj Singh Dhanjal, Malvika Joshi
Temasek's India portfolio stands at around $10 billion, with an average yearly investment of $1 billion in the last five years
Mumbai: Singapore’s Temasek has invested $1.5 billion in India in the first three months of the latest financial year, and is expected to further increase its exposure to the country, senior executives at the global investment firm said.
For Temasek, which recorded a net portfolio value of $235 billion for the year ended 31 March, the India portfolio stands at around $10 billion, with an average yearly investment of $1 billion in the last five years.
“We do not allocate by geography or sector. If we find more deals which meet our returns threshold, then we would invest more. We have a positive bias and we want to grow our portfolio here and we have certain focus areas where we want to put the capital to work," Ravi Lambah, head - telecom, media and technology and joint head, India at Temasek, said in an interview.
TH was right about their decision to invest in India without PAP intervention...
Oops... TH is PAP... like many nicks are clones... by 1 person...
Those CECA Indians in Singapore are Dionysians, over-rated and useless.
Why pappy dogs love working with corrupted cuntries ? 
Why pappy dogs love working with corrupted cuntries ?
Plenty of shady dealings can take place without the annoying ethical/legal considerations done in civilized countries.
What 2nd wave of covid? Indians tackled it by chewing anti parasitic pills meant for cows and dogs. Brilliant.
Yes we know you are full of bull.
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