![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, April 28, 2005 |
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MARKETS BUYBACK Aegis Logistics up on growth prospects Buyback offer price at Rs 75 per share AEGIS Logistics counter on Wednesday moved up by 4 per cent to finish at Rs 73 after touching a high of Rs 76.90. Interestingly, the company's buyback proposal for about 5 per cent stake, which is now before the Securities and Exchange Board of ... More FINANCIAL SERVICES Birla MF makes CAMS its transfer agent BIRLA Mutual Fund has snapped ties with Citibank, its registrar and transfer agents for long, and has instead mandated Computer Age Management Services (CAMS). Three reasons have been cited officially to anchor the fund's decision in favour of ... More INVESTMENTS CNBC-TV 18 investor camp on Saturday THE business channel CNBC-TV 18 will be hosting the third investor camp after the presentation of the Union Budget 2005, at Kochi on Saturday. This follows the successful response received from investors who attended the other two post-Budget ... More MUTUAL FUNDS Real estate fund proposals worth $1 b filed with SEBI PROPOSALS for launching over $1 billion worth real estate funds have been filed with the Securities and Exchange Board of India. With the opening up of foreign direct investment in the construction sector, there is a lot of interest from global ... More
Pru ICICI Blended Plan launched STOCKS Eveready off to a good start EVEREADY Industries India Ltd started off with a bang at the BSE and NSE on Wednesday. The shares of the company were freshly listed at the bourses after the company was demerged and the erstwhile tea business was hived off into a new ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Bear domination BEARS were in command in Wednesday's trading activity. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters stand bearish. Bull domination on Thursday is likely to reduce the bear count by a considerable margin, thereby, resulting a change in the ... More STOCK MARKETS Amara Raja powered by brokerages THE stock of Amara Raja Batteries has been getting a lot of attention lately. The stock posted very high volumes of trade on Wednesday. Dealers say that brokerages are favourably positioned towards this stock now as a new mid-cap story in the ... More DERIVATIVES MARKETS Outlook may turn positive for HCL Tech, Guj Ambuja THE following strategies are based on Wednesday's trading in the derivatives segment on the NSE. The recommendations on Gujarat Ambuja and ACC are valid for intra-day trades only. The target levels and protective stops have accordingly being ... More COMMENTARY FMCG stocks shine; RIL, tech stocks weaken STOCK market sentiments remained weak for the second day in succession. S&P CNX Nifty and BSE Sensex closed on a weak note. The Nifty closed lower by 1.1 per cent or 21.7 points at 1935.4. The Sensex ended the day at 6278.5, down 61.48 points .. More IPOS SC clears Shopper's Stop IPO THE Supreme Court has permitted Shopper's Stop Ltd to go ahead with its Rs 150-crore initial public offer (IPO) of 69,46,033 equity shares scheduled to open from Wednesday. Acting on a public interest petition from North East Investors ... More
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