Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, January 01, 2003
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS Cargill eyes commodity bourses IN what could be termed as the first sign of global thumbs up for commodities futures trading in India, the US commodities giant, Cargill, plans to trade on various commodities exchanges. The US firm's participation will be through its 100 per ... More
BHEL unit launches ERP module
Infy results on January 10
Gillette sells Geep biz to Thanawalla OPEN OFFERS Eicher promoters plan open offer to up stake by 20% EICHER Goodearth Ltd and Eicher International Ltd, the major stakeholders in Eicher Ltd, are planning to go in for an open offer to up the promoters' stake in Eicher Ltd by 20 per cent. Currently, the promoters' stake in the company is about ... More CORPORATE DISPUTES No winners, for now Nothing much has changed for the basic telephony and cellular camps on the issue of limited mobility for fixed telephony providers, say industry watchers. More
Tatas see early end to Jharkhand land dispute AWARDS & HONOURS NTPC, IOC bag SCOPE awards NATIONAL Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) have won the gold trophies of SCOPE awards for Excellence and Outstanding Contribution to the Public Sector Management for the years 2000-1 and 2001-02 respectively in the ... More
Tatler ranks The Park as among the best
COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES 
UB move to buy Mallya's US assets suffers setbackTHE UB group's decision to buy the personal brewery assets in the US of its Chairman, Mr Vijay Mallya, suffered a fresh setback with the Karnataka High Court rejecting a plea which sought a stay on a trial court order restraining the transaction ... More ACCOUNTANCY Accountants: Let's file 2002 away THE year 2002 was the ideal accountants' year, what with two zeroes in the middle, resembling the characteristic spectacles, and with `2' on either side, more like the ears, if one could excuse the left ear to be a bit turned out. But the year, ... More HUMAN RESOURCES Save Indal group defers strike KOCHI: The Save Indal Action Committee has decided to postpone its indefinite hunger strike proposed to be held in front of Kerala Vaidyuthi Bhavan on January 7 as the Government has sought a month' time to solve the power crisis in ... More CORPORATE BONDS Hutti Gold Mines to exercise call option on bonds IN a bid to emerge as a debt-free company, the Karnataka Government-owned Hutti Gold Mines Co Ltd (HGML) plans to exercise the call option on its Rs 18-crore bond due for maturity in 2005. HGML, which had earlier discharged its Rs 20-crore bond, ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS DCA seeks total transparency in assets valuation "We have now asked the committee to submit a framework for valuation of assets, in a completely transparent manner, in the cases of mergers and acquisitions and other transactions". More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE When in doubt... THE recent report on corporate governance and auditors by the Naresh Chandra Committee is one more effort to focus on areas where doubts lay in the performance of those who are supposed to ensure the interest of investors. If one read the ... More NEW PROJECTS 
Sonar Bangla fulfils 20-year dream: YogiCOMPLETION of ITC Sonar Bangla Sheraton Hotel & Towers in a record time of just under two years is fulfilment of ITC Ltd's long cherished dream of building a high-quality hotel in Kolkata, where the company is headquartered. Launching ITC Sonar ... More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Plan afoot to ease regulatory burden on small pvt cos The aim is to ensure that small companies are not overburdened with many regulatory compliance requirements. The compliance cost should not result in increased cost of transactions, according to Mr Vinod K. Dhall. More INTERVIEW 
`Quality, Ambuja brand helped us turn around' - Mr Harshavardhan Neotia, Managing Director of ACELAMBUJA Cement Eastern Ltd (ACEL), which was previously known as Modi Cement Ltd, can be used as an example of a sick unit being successfully turned around. The company, in fact, was languishing in the files of the Board for Industrial and ... More OUTLOOK Ratan Tata warns against complacency IN the backdrop of the Indian economy becoming increasingly integrated into the world economy, there will be rising competitive pressures on group companies, Mr Ratan Tata, Chairman of the Tata Group, has said. In a signed letter posted on the ... More PERFORMANCE Singareni Collieries back in black THE state-owned coal major Singareni Collieries Company Ltd, after nearly a decade of financial uncertainty, has turned the corner and is set to record a cash profit of Rs 450 crore in the year 2002-03 as against Rs 302 crore last year. The ... More PEOPLE Former chief of Chloride India passes away MR Jahar Sengupta passed away after suffering a heart attack at the Woodlands Hospital here. He was 77. Mr Sengupta, who had been ailing for some time, was the past Chairman of Chloride India Ltd and ICI India Ltd. He also led the Assocham and ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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