16 June 2011

Morning meeting notes from CLSA India Thursday, 16 June 2011

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News headlines: Corporate
􀂉 ONGC is in talks with BG and ENI to sell up to 30% stake in its
Krishna-Godavari DWN 98/2 block. (ET)
􀂉 The Ministry of Home Affairs gave the final nod to BP to buy a
30% stake in RIL’s oil and gas blocks, including KGD6 gas fields
for US$7.2bn. (BS)
􀂉 Maruti plans to produce Swift, Dzire and SX4 models from its
Gurgaon plant as the strike at the Manesar facility has impacted
car production. (ET)
􀂉 ITC’s chairman, YC Deveshwar has indicated that the company
would prefer insider over external candidates for the next CEO.
(ET)
News headlines: Economic and political
􀂉 Minister for Programme Implementation has written to the coal,
steel and shipping ministries to review those central sector projects
where scheduled completion has been delayed by over a year. (BS)
􀂉 Bank-promoted life insurance companies have opposed Irda’s
bancassurance committee recommendation to allow banks to tieup
with two life insurance companies for selling life covers. (BS)
􀂉 Insurance companies will get yet another opportunity to bid for the
central government’s health insurance project. (BS)
􀂉 State oil firms have raised jet fuel prices by 2.4%, with the rise in
the international oil prices. (BS)


􀂉 Advance tax payments rose 15% YoY in 1QFY12 for the Indian
companies. (ET)
􀂉 The talks between the government and society activists broke
down without any agreement on the shape of Lokpal bill. (ET)
News headlines: Corporate
􀂉 SAIL plans to borrow US$400m from overseas lenders to part
finance its expansion and modernisation plans. (ET)
􀂉 The Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) is investigation
allegations of cartelisation against cement majors, UltraTech,
Ambuja and ACC. (ET)
􀂉 Shareholders of Caraco Pharma, US subsidiary of Sun Pharma
have approved the merger with Sun Pharma. (BS)
􀂉 Future group is planning to set up 12 large scale logistics parks
across nine cities in the next five years. (BS)
􀂉 Lanco Infratech has dropped plans to bid for Australia’s Premier
Coal, owned by Wesfarmers. (ET)
􀂉 Malaysian telco, Maxis reportedly controls 35% in Aircel and is
supposed to represent the Indian shareholding interest as per
domestic laws. (ET)

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