Bharat-22 ETF FFO Currently oversubscribed 1.47x;

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Govt Official To CNBC-TV18 | Bharat-22 ETF FFO Currently oversubscribed 1.47x; Govt to raise Rs 8,400 cr from Bharat-22 ETF FFO, with greenshoe option of Rs 2,400 cr

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