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redeemable bonds meaning in Hindi

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  1. AFFIN Holdings Bhd's RM225 million and RM240 million guaranteed redeemable bond issues have been reviewed and maintained at AA1 ( bg ) and AAA ( bg ) ratings respectively by Rating Agency Malaysia Bhd ( RAM ).
  2. Meanwhile, RAM also said it has downgraded the AA2 ( bg ) rating for Gadek ( Malaysia ) Bhd's RM750 million guaranteed redeemable bonds issue to AA3 ( bg ), reflecting the strength of the weakest link bank guarantor.
  3. MALAYSIAN Rating Corp Bhd ( MARC ) has assigned a rating of AAA ( bg ) for Sinmah Resources Bhd's RM50 million nominal amount of 3 . 5 percent guaranteed redeemable bonds 1997 / 2002 with 14 . 799 million warrants.
  4. The bonus issue proposed to be aborted would involve 56.052 million new shares and the proposed bonds with detachable warrants would involve RM70 million nominal amount of three per cent redeemable bonds with 30.026 million detachable warrants on a bought deal basis.
  5. RATING Agency Malaysia Bhd ( RAM ) has downgraded the stand alone rating for Kemayan Corporation Bhd's RM180 million Guaranteed Redeemable Bonds ( 1996 / 2001 ) from BBB3 to BB2, which indicates inadequate safety of timely payment of interest and principal.
  6. It completed the one-for-one rights issue of 257.14 million shares at RM5.70 per share and issue of RM300 million nominal value of five-year two per cent bank guaranteed redeemable bonds with 64.28 million detachable warrants at 100 % of the nominal value of the bonds.
  7. The bonus issue proposed to be aborted would involve 56 . 052 million new shares and the proposed bonds with detachable warrants would involve RM70 million nominal amount of three per cent redeemable bonds with 30 . 026 million detachable warrants on a bought deal basis.
  8. It completed the one-for-one rights issue of 257 . 14 million shares at RM5 . 70 per share and issue of RM300 million nominal value of five-year two per cent bank guaranteed redeemable bonds with 64 . 28 million detachable warrants at 100 % of the nominal value of the bonds.
  9. In practice, however, by the middle of the 17th century the Dutch Republic enjoyed such good credit, that it was able to dispense with " lijfrenten " and finance its borrowing requirements with long-term redeemable bonds at rates that were equal to, or lower than, the lowest interest returns available in the private sector.
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