The Indian companies, however, invested a much lower $1.59 billion in overseas markets in the previous month May 2014.
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These investments were a mix of issuance of guarantees ( $ 4.58 billion), loan ( $ 322.91 million) and equity ( $131.42 million). India's largest telecom services provider in terms of revenue, Bharti Airtel, invested a total of $4.23 billion in two separate tranches in its joint-ventures in the Netherlands ( $4.13 billion) and Singapore ( $100 million).
Godrej Consumer Products invested $ 81.25 million in a wholly-owned unit in Mauritius in two separate tranches. Larsen & Toubro invested $54.52 million in a joint venture in Saudi Arabia, Indian Oil Corporation $38 million in a wholly owned unit in the Netherlands.
Tata Consultancy Services $ 26.58 million in a wholly- owned company in the UK and Navaguga Engineering made an investment in a joint venture in Doha to the tune of $23.64 million.
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