![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, June 24, 2003 |
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CORPORATE MODERNISATION Link Locks to upgrade facility for export plan LOCAL locks manufacturer, Link Locks, is currently upgrading its facility to drive its products in to the highly competitive European and South East Asian markets. This, in fact, would make it the first lock making company to export from India. ... More ANNOUNCEMENTS Branded drug from Ranbaxy gets US nod THE first branded drug from the Ranbaxy-stable in the US market, Sotret, has received approval from the US regulatory authority for the manufacture and commercialisation of the anti-acne drug in a different dosage strength. Sotret is the ... More
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Tata Engg may get new name HUMAN RESOURCES Engg course for QuEST employees BANGALORE: QuEST, a Bangalore based high-end engineering services company, has entered into an arrangement with Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) to provide its employees a unique opportunity to pursue their higher education ... More RESTRUCTURING Shareholders okay Parry's financial recast THE shareholders of Parry's Confectionery Ltd (PCL) have approved the proposal for financial restructuring of the company at the extraordinary general meeting of the company held here on Monday, according to a press release. The board also ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS Acquisition of duplex board mill at Coimbatore ITC begins fresh talks with BILT The sources have indicated that they are aware that BILT is keen not only on getting out from the Coimbatore-based BIPCO Ltd but also on exiting from the duplex board manufacturing business. More
ONGC awaits Govt nod to acquire HPCL stake in MRPL NEW PROJECTS Bajaj Auto launches overseas arm in Dubai BAJAJ Auto, which registered a 100 per cent growth in exports last year, has launched its first overseas division at the Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai emirate as part of its intensified campaign in the international markets with the focus on the ... More
STAR opens office in Dubai Media City TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS Over 3,000 MICO workers resort to strike over wages OVER 3,000 employees of the Bangalore plant of Motor Industries Co (MICO) went on an indefinite strike today demanding higher wages. Terming the strike as illegal, MICO in a press statement said that even though the department of labour of the ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES HMT, State Bank of Mysore ink pact BANGALORE: HMT Ltd has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the State Bank of Mysore (SBM) to work together to promote agriculture mechanisation in south India. SBM-HMT Agri Farm Scheme, launched under the pact, will ... More IPOS Hind Seals unit to raise $3.6 m via IPO in Nigeria THE Nigeria-based MINL Ltd, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Hindustan Seals Ltd, is planning to raise $3.6 million through its initial public offering (IPO) in that country. This is probably the first IPO by an Indian company in Nigeria. ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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