Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, January 16, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, January 16, 2006 |
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS TELK bags orders worth Rs 50 crore THE State public sector unit Transformers and Electricals Kerala Ltd (TELK) has started the New Year in style by bagging orders worth Rs 50 crore. The orders were received from Power Grid, New Delhi, L&T, Chennai, GRA Energy India Ltd, Chennai . More
JK tyre care centre at Angamally ACCOUNTING STANDARDS Centre to accept accounting panel's recommendations — Likely to notify AS 1-27 of ICAI Currently, the Companies Act stipulates that India Inc would have to adopt the accounting standards formulated by the ICAI. This dispensation would prevail until the Centre notifies the accounting standards recommended by NACAS. More HUMAN RESOURCES Ruia group recruiting senior execs for Dunlop WORKING for the quick reopening of Dunlop India Ltd, the Ruia Group is currently busy recruiting senior-level marketing, management and production personnel. Already, the company has appointed more than 15 executives and is in the process of ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Essilor India acquires 50 pc in GKB Rx Lens ESSILOR India, the wholly-owned subsidiary of the French ophthalmic lens major Essilor International, has acquired 50 per cent stake in GKB Rx Lens Pvt Ltd, an ophthalmic lens processing laboratory and wholesale company. The agreement includes an ... More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Would our men like the Norway model? THERE has been more than enough media attention on the issue of independent directors. Predictably, many companies were found napping, even as the Clause 49 requirement closed in on them. But quite surprisingly, women seem to have missed an ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS Steel PSU executives to go on mass leave on Feb 2 EXECUTIVES of public sector steel companies will go on a mass casual leave on February 2 to protest against the non-implementation of a 4 per cent hike in basic pay as an annual increment. This decision was taken at Steel Executives ... More OUTLOOK Volvo mulls separate plant for buses VOLVO is considering an option to build a separate plant for manufacturing buses in India and is willing to help State transport corporations in arranging finance for buying city buses. The Volvo Bus Corporation President and Chief Executive ... More PEOPLE Sanak Mishra is Mittal Steel's Jharkhand unit CEO MITTAL Steel Company has announced the appointment of Dr Sanak Mishra as the Chief Executive Officer of Mittal Steel's greenfield project in Jharkhand. Till recently, Dr Mishra was a Member of the Board of Directors of Steel Authority of India ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 8-Jan. 14 ONGC to go for best exploration practices SAIL charting new mining proposal — Dry beneficiation plant at Chhattisgarh Reliance demands compensation for selling petro products below cost price Industry to have a say in `large taxpayer units' scheme implementation Tata-Fiat alliance agrees to leverage mutual strengths Gokuldas Images sells 16 pc stake to IL&FS — Major expansion in Weekender proposed Volvo may bag another order for 25 buses |
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