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Shares in state-run Hindustan Copper fall 20 percent, to their maximum daily limit for the second day after government's stake sale.
Reuters
Workers use hammers to form copper pots inside a workshop in Ahmedabad in this file photo
India raised 8.1 billion rupees by selling shares of Hindustan Copper on Friday, kick-starting a stalled divestment programme that is crucial to reining in a ballooning fiscal deficit.
Dealers say spot market prices are inching closer to the weighted average price of 156.56 rupees in the recently concluded offer for sale.
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