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  • Murudeshwar to hike capital
  • Transgene to mull Saket merger

    OVERSEAS BORROWINGS


    Merrill Lynch arranging $7-m loan for Shiva Cement
    The $7-million foreign currency loan will have a repayment period of six to seven years. The interest rate on this loan will be less than six per cent. More

    CORPORATE BONDS


  • Pantaloon to consider bond issue

    FIXED DEPOSITS


    Wheels India — Well-aligned
    FRESH investments can be considered in the fixed deposit programme of Wheels India for three years. At 8 per cent the rate is 50 basis points higher than that offered by other companies in the similar risk class. ... More

    MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS


    Orissa co-op to acquire Ponni Sugars' mill at Bolangir
    BIJAYANANDA Co-operative in Bolangir, Orissa, is set to acquire outright the Ponni Sugars' mill at Bolangir paving the way for the company to exit its operations there, according to Mr N. Gopala Ratnam, Chairman, Ponni Sugars. Addressing ... More

    Apollo Hospitals picking up stake in overseas projects
    APOLLO Hospitals Enterprise Ltd is picking up nominal equity stakes in overseas hospital projects located in Bangladesh and the Mauritius. In both these projects, Apollo Hospitals is already working as a technical consultant. The company has ... More

    NEW PROJECTS


    SRF to pump Rs 50 cr into HFC facility
    THE board of directors of SRF Ltd has approved a Rs 50-crore investment in a new facility for manufacture of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). The facility will be for production of HFC-32. It would also have the flexibility to produce HFC-134a. "The ... More

    ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES


    Nichrome, US co tie up to market Tampico products
    Marbo Inc will supply juice drink concentrate which will be sold under the licenses under Trademark "Tampico" . More

  • Grand Orient, Comfort tie-up off

    OUTLOOK


    Mico expects 5 pc of revenues from security systems
    MICO expects around five per cent of its revenues from security systems in a couple of years. The Mico's Joint Managing Director, Mr V.K. Vishwanathan, told newspersons that Mico planned to sell the products to builders of residential houses to ... More

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    Looking back
    Jul. 13-Jul. 19
    Ray of hope at last on Tata Steel land-lease renewal

    Balrampur Chini gets $15-m IFC loan for UP project

    Cos can now grant loans in foreign currency for employees abroad

    Govt waives Rs 70.65 cr interest on MFL debt recast

    Small investors may lose direct access to markets

    FICCI calls for review of new Companies Bill


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