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News headlines: Corporate
Hero Honda Motors has received shareholders’ approval to
change its name to Hero MotoCorp. (ET)
ONGC has stated that it has 960mt of equivalent oil reserves. (BL)
Sun Pharmaceutical and Coal India will replace Reliance
Communication and Reliance Infrastructure in Sensex from
August 8, 2011. (ET)
Zee TV has undertaken for a rebranding exercise, which includes a
new logo and fresh programming on its flagship general
entertainment channel. (ET)
Shriram Transport Finance plans to raise Rs10bn through issue
of debentures at interest rate of ~11.35%. (ET)
NTPC may face cancellation of the allocation of two more coal
blocks. (BS)
News headlines: Economic and political
During 1QFY12, India’s advance tax payments grew by 77% YoY to
Rs304bn. (ET)
SEBI has asked promoters of listed companies to convert their
entire equity holding in dematerialised form by September 2011.
(ET)
During the week ended June 10, India’s foreign exchange reserves
fell by US$2.4bn to US$311bn. (ET)
During Apr-11, India’s steel consumption grew by 2% YoY to 5mt.
(ET)
Key government departments have reportedly turned in favour of
permitting FDI into multi-brand retail. (BS)
The new GDP base may be revised to FY12 from the current base
year of FY05. (ET)
News headlines: Corporate
Max India plans to buy-out Warburg Pincus’ 16% stake in Max
Healthcare for Rs1.4bn. It also plans to enter into an equity-cumstrategic alliance with a private equity firm-backed global hospital
major (BL & ET)
Promoters of SpiceJet, Kalanithi Maran’s Kal Airways, has pledged
an additional 20.7m shares in the company. (ET)
ICVL, a consortium of five government-owned Indian companies
formed to identify overseas coal assets, plans to buy five assets.
(ET)
The cabinet has approved the merger of ONGC’s Russian assets
with Sistema-promoted Bashneft and RussNeft. (ET)
French retailer Carrefour is building an IT platform that will
enable offer online shopping. (ET)
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News headlines: Corporate
Hero Honda Motors has received shareholders’ approval to
change its name to Hero MotoCorp. (ET)
ONGC has stated that it has 960mt of equivalent oil reserves. (BL)
Sun Pharmaceutical and Coal India will replace Reliance
Communication and Reliance Infrastructure in Sensex from
August 8, 2011. (ET)
Zee TV has undertaken for a rebranding exercise, which includes a
new logo and fresh programming on its flagship general
entertainment channel. (ET)
Shriram Transport Finance plans to raise Rs10bn through issue
of debentures at interest rate of ~11.35%. (ET)
NTPC may face cancellation of the allocation of two more coal
blocks. (BS)
News headlines: Economic and political
During 1QFY12, India’s advance tax payments grew by 77% YoY to
Rs304bn. (ET)
SEBI has asked promoters of listed companies to convert their
entire equity holding in dematerialised form by September 2011.
(ET)
During the week ended June 10, India’s foreign exchange reserves
fell by US$2.4bn to US$311bn. (ET)
During Apr-11, India’s steel consumption grew by 2% YoY to 5mt.
(ET)
Key government departments have reportedly turned in favour of
permitting FDI into multi-brand retail. (BS)
The new GDP base may be revised to FY12 from the current base
year of FY05. (ET)
News headlines: Corporate
Max India plans to buy-out Warburg Pincus’ 16% stake in Max
Healthcare for Rs1.4bn. It also plans to enter into an equity-cumstrategic alliance with a private equity firm-backed global hospital
major (BL & ET)
Promoters of SpiceJet, Kalanithi Maran’s Kal Airways, has pledged
an additional 20.7m shares in the company. (ET)
ICVL, a consortium of five government-owned Indian companies
formed to identify overseas coal assets, plans to buy five assets.
(ET)
The cabinet has approved the merger of ONGC’s Russian assets
with Sistema-promoted Bashneft and RussNeft. (ET)
French retailer Carrefour is building an IT platform that will
enable offer online shopping. (ET)
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