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Hind Oil - No open offer implication

HDFC'S proposal to acquire 1.3 million shares in Hindustan Oil Exploration from overseas promoter British Borneo Oil and Gas BV, may not leave a material impact on the stock price of the latter.

The deal which is reported to have been completed at a value of Rs 14 to Rs 15 per share, is an inter se transfer of stake within co-promoters of Hindustan Oil and Exploration and will not attract an open offer. HDFC already holds a stake in Hindustan Oi l and exploration and this purchase will push up HDFC's stake to 10.7 per cent. - BL Research Bureau

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