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Viceroy Hotels okays divestment in US arm

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Hyderabad , July 1

THE board of directors of Viceroy Hotels Ltd at its meeting held on Thursday has approved the 100 per cent outstanding equity disinvestment of the US-based wholly owned subsidiary, Mayuri India Cuisine Inc, located in Dallas, the company informed the stock exchanges.

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