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Question
Explain the role of GDRs as sources of finance for Indian industries.
Answer in Brief
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Solution
- GDRs offer favourable equity share pricing for Indian enterprises with a track record of profitability. This significantly reduces the company's capital costs.
- Investors in GDRs become shareholders. As a result, the corporation incurs no additional costs as the value of the Indian rupee falls. It affects the foreign investor's profitability.
- GDR issues enhance the image of the issuing company in international markets. They also provide a mechanism for raising capital or as a vehicle for an acquisition.
- GDR enables the issuing company to raise capital in two or more countries simultaneously and enlarge its shareholder base.
- The sale proceeds of GDR are received in foreign currency. This enables the issuing company to pay off its foreign exchange liabilities related to project costs, foreign currency loans, etc.
- The sale proceeds of GDR are received in foreign currency. This lets the issuing corporation pay off its foreign exchange liabilities, such as project costs and foreign currency borrowing.
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Chapter 10: Sources of Finance - EXERCISES [Page 171]
