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LG kicks off roadshows for $1.5 billion India IPO

Updated at : 2025-02-18 10:30:02

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LG Electronics is holding roadshows for its Indian unit s planned IPO, expected to raise $1-1.5 billion with a valuation up to $15 billion. The Mumbai listing, aided by major banks, follows Hyundai s record Indian IPO last year. Despite initial excitement, Hyundai s stock performance has dipped, reflecting a broader market slowdown.

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