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Cox & Kings (India) Ltd. failed to repay Rs 150-crore debt in June despite having a cash balance of Rs 700 crore just three months earlier. And the defaults continued. Spooked investors began offloading shares, wiping off nearly 90 percent of its market value.
By Yashika ShahCox & Kings (India) Ltd. failed to repay Rs 150-crore debt in June despite having a cash balance of Rs 700 crore just three months earlier. And the defaults continued. Spooked investors began offloading shares, wiping off nearly 90 percent of its market value.