BOMBAY, July 8 (Reuters) - Indian auto components maker Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd. told the stock exchange on Friday it had raised 50.3 million euros through an issue of convertible bonds.
The zero-coupon, five-year bonds carry a yield to maturity of 4.8 percent.
The bonds are convertible into shares at 111.45 rupees per share, a premium of 50 percent over the company's closing share price of 74.30 rupees on Thursday.
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