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Saturday, December 24, 2005
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS 
ONGC to pay Rs 25 interim dividend — Govt share amounts to Rs 2,642 crTHE board of Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) today declared an interim dividend of 250 per cent (Rs 25 per share) for 2005-06. This was 50 per cent higher compared to the interim dividend of last fiscal (2004-05). According to the ... More
Aurobindo gets USFDA approval for Stavudine
Ford to raise prices 2.5% from mid-Jan
Suryalakshmi Cotton gets IDBI term loan OPEN OFFERS SEBI exempts Tata Ind from making open offer SEBI has exempted Tata Industries Ltd from making a public open offer in its "indirect" acquisition of India Emerging Companies Investment Ltd, by buying the 50 per cent stake of Niskalp Invesment & Trading Company Ltd. Niskalp holds 70.50 per .. More CORPORATE DISPUTES NTPC, Reliance case adjourned to Jan 30 Lawyers from both sides attempted to arrive at some amicable solution. More RESTRUCTURING Reliance F&O: NSE cancels Jan 17 trading, fixes Jan 18 as ex-date to adjust de-merger NSE has decided to cancel trading on Reliance Industries' futures and options on January 17, 2006 and issue fresh contracts from January 18 to adjust for de-merger of the company. The exchange has also fixed January 18 as the ex-date to ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Tata Chem buys 63 pc stake in Brunner for Rs 508 cr The total soda ash production capacity of the combined entity will now be close to three million tonnes per annum More NEW PROJECTS IndianOil diesel unit at Panipat on stream The unit would enable the refinery to maximise production of diesel conforming to EURO-III norms. More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Hetero Drugs secures Roche sub-licence for Tamiflu — Arrangement offers scope for huge capacities Hetero has committed to delivering one million capsules of Oseltamivir to the Indian Government by January 15, 2006 and expects to fulfil orders for least developed and developing countries from January 2006. More EVENTS `Low labour cost factor won't last long' THE low labour cost factor, which has spurred the growth in IT/BPO and manufacturing sectors in India, will not last long, according to Mr K.R.A. Nair, Executive Director - Development, Lucas TVS. Speaking to the press at the inauguration of ... More SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT 
CSR timeTitan Industries is keen to go beyond mere compliance. More OUTLOOK ONGC proposes Rs 800-cr investment to double Assam production ONGC has drawn up a Rs 800-crore investment plan to double crude oil production in Assam to 2.4 million tonnes in three years. Production from India's oldest oil producing region has been a little over one million tonnes during the last few ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Dec. 11-Dec. 17 Bajaj plans fresh bike, scooter rollouts in 2006 52 MoUs for mining, but none cleared Japanese firm Yanmar forays into farm implements market Kirloskars cannot hike stake in Toyota Kirloskar beyond 11% — Original share buyback deal renegotiated Nokia to set up global network solution centre in Chennai |
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