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Nagarjuna Construction issue

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HYDERABAD: Nagarjuna Construction Company Ltd has informed the bourses that its board of directors will meet on October 20 to consider in principle the approval for raising up to Rs 120 crore by issue of equity shares/securities/warrants on preferential basis to select investors and promoters.

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