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SP Group bond yields set to tighten as Tata Sons listing improves repayment visibility

The Economic Times ·

Shapoorji Pallonji bond yields are expected to tighten significantly after the RBI rejected Tata Sons' application.

The Reserve Bank of India's decision mandates the listing of Tata Sons, ending regulatory uncertainty.

This development provides a clearer path for monetizing the SP group's stake in Tata Sons.

Investors who financed the SP group at high yields anticipate improved risk rewards.

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