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Tata Steel divests stake in Stewarts & Lloyds

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MUMBAI: Tata Iron & Steel Company Ltd has informed BSE that the company and its subsidiaries , Kalimati Investment Company Ltd and Tata Refractories Ltd, signed a definitive agreement to divest their stakes of 54.90 per cent held in Stewarts & Lloyds of India Ltd at the rate of Rs 25 per share to Indian Oil Tanking Ltd.

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