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Mr A.M. Naik Our Bureau Mumbai, Aug. 28 Larsen and Toubro will sell its 6 per cent holding in Mahindra Satyam by March, Mr A.M. Naik, Chairman and Managing Director, L&T, said at the company’s annual general meeting here on Friday. Replying to a shareholder’s question, Mr Naik said there was a lock-in period (up to October 14) for the investment and L&T would sell at the ‘right time and the best price’ and there was a possibility of good profit. L&T had about 12.04 per cent holding in Mahindra Satyam (erstwhile Satyam Computer Services Ltd), that it acquired in two tranches — four per cent in December 2008 and about 8 per cent on January 23, 2009, which subsequently got diluted with fresh issue of shares to the Mahindras, who took over the IT services company. L&T’s total investment of about Rs 600 crore in Satyam at Rs 82 per share is now worth over Rs 800 crore with the stock closing at Rs 113.85 on the BSE on Friday. The investment could result in a net gain of about Rs 200 crore, Mr Naik said, pointing out there a tax component involved in the sale. Order flowOn order inflow, Mr Naik said the order book stood at Rs 70,000 crore at the beginning of the year and company had booked Rs 10,000 crore orders in the last one month and another Rs 10,000 crore contracts are expected in the next four to six weeks. Replying to the shareholders’ query on transportation of equipment for offshore installations, he said the company would acquire a new Rs 800-crore barge for the purpose by November. L&T yet to make up its mind on Satyam stake sale L&T seeks SEBI nod to exit Mahindra Satyam More Stories on : Announcements | Stocks | Software | Engineering | Larsen & Toubro Ltd | Satyam Computer Services Ltd
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