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Corporate - Restructuring
VBC to consider revamp, merger

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Hyderabad, July 10

VBC Industries Ltd has informed the stock exchanges that a meeting of its board of directors would be held on July 18, to consider and explore the possibilities of restructuring the company. The possibilities include merger between the company and Bharat Alloys & Energy Ltd.

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