08 December 2010

Economy & Corporate Front Page: IIFL

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Corporate Front Page:
L&T Power Ltd, a subsidiary of L&T which manufactures power equipment, has a current order book of Rs300bn spread over four years. (BL)
Jindal Steel and Power Ltd (JSPL) has announced that its plant in Oman (Jindal Shadeed) has started trial production almost five months ahead of schedule. (BL)
Government approval for Vedanta Resources’ US$9.6bn deal to acquire Cairn India will hinge on the Anil Agarwal-led firm accepting certain pre-conditions, including retaining the entire management team of Cairn, to make up for its lack of prior oil and gas experience. (ET)

HCC has signed a cooperation Agreement with Vinci Construction Grands Projets (VCGP) of France for working together in power, water, transportation and infrastructure projects in India and overseas. (BL)
- The Bombay High Court has stayed the stop-work notice issued by the Environment Ministry to Lavasa Corporation, a subsidiary ofHCC, by granting the company interim relief till December 16 on the Ministry's show-cause notice. (BL)
LIC Housing Finance, Punjab National Bank, Bank of India and Central Bank of India have a combined exposure of Rs200bn to the 19 companies embroiled in the bribes-for loans controversy. (FE)
Kotak Mahindra Bank raised its base rate and benchmark prime lending rate by 25 basis points with immediate effect. (BL)
Religare Enterprises is close to buying 85% of the Ajay Piramal Group-promoted real estate fund Indiareit Fund Advisors, valuing the entire fund at around Rs2.5bn. (ET)
Jet Airways and Air India, India’s two large carriers, are leasing 35 Airbus aircraft in a deal valued at US$5bn. (ET)
United Phosphorus has firmed up plans to launch a clutch of new branded hybrid vegetable seeds, ranging from tomatoes to green peas, next year. (BL)
- CARE has reaffirmed its ‘AAA' rating of LIC Housing Finance's debt instruments. (BL)
CESC plans to have 500 MW hydroelectric generation capacities — through greenfield ventures or acquisitions — in the North-East and North India in the next six years. (BL)
Welspun Corporation has bagged contracts worth Rs16.7bn from international markets. (BS)
BEML plans to start assembly line for helicopters and small airplanes. (BS)
HBL Power Systems is set to take over Igarashi Motors India, a Japanese-owned company that makes micro motors from its plants in Chennai. (BL)
OnMobile Global and diversified communications and entertainment company Madison World have announced that they have inked a JV to set up direct sales and revenue channels for marketers using mobile services. (ET)

Economy Front Page:
According to a report tabled by the Finance Minister in Lok Sabha, India’s GDP growth may surpass the 9% mark in the current fiscal. (BL)
Crisil has revised India's growth forecast upwards to 8.6% for 2010-11 from earlier 8.2%. (BL)
The levy of a penalty by banks and housing finance companies for foreclosure of home loans does not amount to abuse of dominant position, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) ruled on Tuesday. (ET)
For the April-November 2010 period, the Centre's net direct tax collections stood at Rs2.17tn, reflecting a 17.85% increase over the Rs1.84tn collected in the same period last year. (BL)
- OIL companies plan to raise petrol and diesel prices by Rs.2 per liter after a week as crude touched a two-year high of $90 a barrel. (ET)
- The government is unlikely to take a call on freeing sugar exports before the end of December. (ET)
- India is likely to phase out oil subsidies in the next three to four years, in line with the commitment it has made to the world at the Seoul G-20 Summit last month. (FE)
- RBI has permitted banks to use non-governmental organizations as intermediaries for banking and financial services. (FE)

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