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Rana Sugars: Accept/Sell in market
INVESTORS may accept the open offer by the promoter group to mop up 20 per cent of the equity capital in Rana Sugars at Rs 28.5 per share for the fully paid-up share and Rs 14.25 for the partly paid-up share. The open offer has been triggered ... More

TEA


Beeyu Overseas: Avoid
INVESTORS can avoid the public offer of Beeyu Overseas. A tea processor that operates a bought-leaf factory in the Nilgris, Beeyu's , offer of 71.4 lakh shares is at Rs 14 a share, that is, at about 17 times its annualised earnings for FY-05. A ... More

Tata Tea: Buy
INVESTORS can consider an investment in the stock of Tata Tea, which quotes at about 12 times the expected consolidated per share earnings for FY05. This is at a significant discount to most other FMCG companies. ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Palm oil may edge lower
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures on BMD ended sharply lower on Friday despite friendly export numbers released by the cargo surveyors. Societe Generale de Surveillance, the leading surveyor of Malaysian palm oil cargoes, said it tracked 9,56,238 ... More


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