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Restructuring
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The move also appears to be in line with Unilever's decision to exit the marine business in most European markets.
Though HLL has not provided any guidance on the sum it hopes to realise from the transfer of this business, it places the net book value of the fixed assets deployed in this business at Rs 37.09 crore (as on December 31, 2006), which includes manufacturing facilities at Gujarat and Kerala. Apart from the manufacturing facilities, the divestiture will include assets at third party units, working capital and licensing rights for brands owned by HLL in this business. The deal is proposed to be structured as a slump sale, through a competitive bidding process. HLL is seeking shareholder approval for this move through the postal ballot route, for which results will be announced on March 31, 2007. The decision to exit the marine products business ties in with HLL's efforts since 2000 to focus on core FMCGs, both in the domestic as well as export markets.
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