Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, Apr 17, 2006 |
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New Projects Markets - IPOs Deepak Goel
Nahar (Punjab) , April 16 Textile company Nahar Group plans to invest Rs 1,050 crore at Lalru (Punjab) by 2008 to augment its spinning and weaving capacity. The investment is intended to double the fabric production capacity of 1 lakh metres per day by adding 1 lakh spindles and 250 looms to the existing 1.5 lakh spindles and 426 looms. "We would also set up a cogen power plant of 12 MW in the current financial year and another one of 21 MW in the next year," said Mr Kamal Oswal, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, Nahar Industrial Enterprises Ltd (NIEL). To finance the investment, the NIEL has issued zero- coupon FCCBs aggregating $45 million. The remaining project cost would be met through term loans under the TUFS (Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme) and internal accruals.
Rs 250-crore IPO
NIEL also plans to launch an initial public offering by September to generate Rs 200 crore, said Mr Oswal. The facility at Lalru is spread over 550 acres. The Group has invested Rs 1,500 crore in the facility.
Retail expansion
Meanwhile, the Group also has plans on the retail front for the two brands it owns - Monte Carlo and Cotton County. While the number of Cotton County exclusive stores would go up from the present 70 to 250 by 2008, the Monte Carlo stores would go up from the existing three to 100 in the same period. The retail expansion would be carried out through a mix of own and the franchisee stores.
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