State-run transmission company Power Grid Corporation on Wednesday said that its follow-on public offer, which aims to raise about Rs 8,600 crore (Rs 86 billion), would hit the market in the second week of November.
"We plan to invest that money in our projects in the remaining period of the eleventh plan and as the initial investment in the twelfth plan project," Chaturvedi added.
The company has appointed ICICI, SBI Cap, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan as its merchant bankers for the FPO.
The government would disinvest 10 per cent of its stake in Power Grid and the company would raise 10 per cent fresh equity through the FPO.
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