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Motor General to sell property?

Speculation that Motor General Finance Ltd, an NBFC, is likely to develop or sell its property in 4-5 months, has been doing the rounds of the capital market.

The stock, which has lost ground week on week, ended the day at Rs 47.20, down 1.97 per cent on the BSE. It recorded a volume of 8,370 shares against two-week average of about 6,500 shares. The company has, however, refuted the stock market rumours regarding its property, stressing that it is currently focused on becoming a debt-free company.

Deeptha Rajkumar

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