Indian shareholders can relate to the modus operandi of these Chinese companies, which was similar to Indian companies#39; – massive expansions and acquisitions on borrowed money and unrelated diversification when the times were good. The only difference is the massive size of the Chinese real estate companies.Â
Indian shareholders can relate to the modus operandi of these Chinese companies, which was similar to Indian companies#39; – massive expansions and acquisitions on borrowed money and unrelated diversification when the times were good. The only difference is the massive size of the Chinese real estate companies. Indian shareholders can relate to the modus operandi of these Chinese companies, which was similar to Indian companies#39; – massive expansions and acquisitions on borrowed money and unrelated diversification when the times were good. The only difference is the massive size of the Chinese real estate companies. Moneycontrol Latest News Read More