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State Bank of India said Dec. 10 that it plans to raise up to US$1.25 billion through the issuance of foreign currency bonds.
The bank's board will meet Dec. 12 to consider the proposal and determine the long-term strategy to raise the amount through senior unsecured notes in U.S. dollars or another convertible currency. The bonds may be issued in single or multiple tranches either through a public offer and/or a private placement.
The bonds will be issued between January and March 2019.