Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, January 08, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, January 08, 2005 |
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CORPORATE ACCIDENTS Bhopal tragedy: Court orders issue of notice to Dow Chemical THE Chief Judicial Magistrate of Bhopal, Mr Anil Kumar Gupta, had ordered on January 6 that "a notice be issued through the appropriate legal procedure to Dow Chemical Corporation, Midland, Michigan, USA" to respond to an application filed by the ... More ANNOUNCEMENTS HLL commits Rs 8 cr for relief in 3 states HINDUSTAN Lever Ltd (HLL) intends to commit Rs 8 crore for immediate relief and rehabilitation of people in the tsunami-hit areas of Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Of this, Rs 5 crore is being utilised for distribution of the company's ... More
Siemens' Goa plant to supply X-ray machines to developed markets
CORPORATE DISPUTES Market has ignored Reliance row: SEBI THE stock market has chosen not to react to the ongoing tussle between the Ambani brothers - Mr Mukesh and Mr Anil - on issues relating to the future of the Reliance Group, the Chairman, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Mr G.N. ... More
Ambanis may maintain status quo in face of huge tax incidence
Anil discusses issues with Company Affairs Minister P.C. Gupta
Sort out differences: Chidambaram OVERSEAS BORROWINGS ONGC in loan talks for Sudan refinery deal ONGC Ltd is negotiating a 12-year loan to raise $600 million for financing a Sudan refinery expansion project for its subsidiary OVL Ltd, with close to 10 Indian and foreign banks. The banks are expected to form a consortium for raising the ... More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Engineers India interim dividend: HC directs SEBI to act on grievance THE Andhra Pradesh High Court has directed SEBI to immediately take appropriate action on the grievances of investors pertaining to the cancellation of 550 per cent dividend by Engineers India Ltd (EIL). The Court was responding to the petition ... More ENVIRONMENT Renuga Tex unveils in-house effluent treatment model THENI-BASED composite textile company Sri Renuga Textiles Ltd has unveiled a total effluent treatment solution aimed at zero discharge norm for the textile wet-processing industries. Developed in-house, the `Flash-tech enviro systems', an ... More MANPOWER 500 HPCL staff opt for VRS CLOSE to 500 employees of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd have opted for voluntary retirement. Of these, more than 140 applications are from those in the management cadre. The Rs 51,500-crore company had offered the standard Department of ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS UB, Vangal consortium in fray for SWC liquor biz THE global liquor giants have kept themselves away from the bidding process for Shaw Wallace & Co's (SWC) liquor business, leaving the UB group and a consortium of investors led by Mr Ramesh Vangal as the two serious suitors in the ... More
Proposed merger scheme — FL Smidth gives 2 options for shareholders NEW PROJECTS 
AP awaits Volkswagen board nod for car plantWITH the news about Volkswagen AG planning a greenfield automotive plant in India to serve as a regional base in the air for the past one year, the Andhra Pradesh Government now says it is the approval by the company board later this month which ... More SICK UNITS IISCO gets BIFR nod for sale of surplus assets THE Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) has given its nod to the Indian Iron and Steel Company (IISCO), a subsidiary of Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), for sale of its surplus assets. At a recent hearing, the bench ... More
Winding up issue: HC serves notice to Pennar Profiles OUTLOOK ONGC Videsh sees early production in Russian oil field ONGC Videsh is expecting early production and escalation of reserve from Sakhalin-I oil and gas consortium project in Russia. Production is scheduled to start in the first phase of the project at Chyvo in late 2005 to be followed by Odoptu and ... More
Kodak bullish on health imaging business in India PERFORMANCE Best-ever sales in 10 years: DaimlerChrysler LUXURY car manufacturer DaimlerChrysler India has said it has achieved its best-ever sales in its 10-year track record in the country, selling 1,815 units of the car in 2004. The company, which set up operations at Chikhli near Pune in 1994, ... More
Ashok Leyland's Dec sales up
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Looking back Dec. 26-Jan. 1 `More corporates turn to e-learning' Brothers' tussle stifles Reliance group stocks GAIL to pick up 33% stake in IOC's LNG terminal Buyback price — A hint by Reliance to show that its shares are undervalued |
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