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Khorakiwalas to delist Carol Info Services
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The Khorakiwala family, which owns a majority stake in pharmaceutical company Wockhardt, is planning to delist a lesser known group company, Carol Info Services. This may be a precursor to a restructuring, which could include a second attempt at selling its nutrition products business or even dispose some properties owned by Carol. The company has a market capitalisation of Rs 460 crore, with the promoter shareholding at 63.7%.
Filed under: Companies, Top News, Carol Info Services, Delisting, Khorakiwala, Wockhardt
Tata to up equity stake in Indian Hotels, invest up to Rs 840 crore
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Indian Hotels has sought shareholder permission to issue 3.6 crore shares and 4.8 crore warrants, convertible into equity shares, to its promoters. This will be through a preferential allotment process and the price will be decided as per the Sebi (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2009.
Filed under: Companies, Finance+Markets, Top News, Indian Hotels, Preferential Allotment
Axis Bank investors frown at Enam buy
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Axis Bank took the world of finance by surprise, announcing its decision to acquire Enam Securities investment banking and capital market transactions’ business. It will pay about Rs 2,067 crore in stock to Enam’s owners -Vallabh Bhansali, Jagdish Master, Nemish Shah and Manish Chokhani- in a cashless acquisition, structured as a merger.
Filed under: Companies, Finance+Markets, News Analysis, Axis Bank, Enam Securities, Investment Banking, M&A
ONGC claims first right to Cairn India stake
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Vedanta Resources was in the news for being denied permission by the government to mine bauxite in Niyamgiri hills in Orissa. Just when the dust was settling on that episode, its proposed acquisition of a majority stake in Cairn India has come under a cloud. Government-owned oil company Oil and Natural Gas Corporation has claimed pre-emptive rights over Cairn India and asked for documentation before giving a go-ahead to the transaction. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Companies, Oil & Gas, Top News, Cairn India, Companies International, M&A, ONGC
Indiabulls issues non-convertible debentures
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Indiabulls Financial Services announced the closure of its qualified institutional placement issue on August 27. Contrary to news reports which pegged the amount raised at Rs 1,280 crore, the company raised an aggregate of Rs 650 crore through the issue of non-convertible debentures and Rs 13.8 crore as margin money on allotment of warrants, linked to the debenture issue.
Filed under: Companies, Top News, Debentures, Indiabulls Financial Services
Borosil Glass Works sells Mumbai property for Rs 830 crore
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Borosil Glass Works has announced to the Bombay Stock Exchange that it has sold its property in Andheri to Neepa Real Estate Pvt Ltd for Rs 830 crore. The company has shut production at the plant located on this land. Till its new unit to make borosilicate glass at Bharuch, Gujarat, gets gets ready, the company is sourcing its products from alternate sources.
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Filed under: Companies, Real Estate, Top News, Borosil Glass Works
M&M gets one step closer to Ssangyong, signs MoU
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Mahindra & Mahindra announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korea’s Ssangyong Motor Company, to acquire a majority stake in the aot-maker. Earlier, it had announced its selection as a preferred bidder for the loss-making company which sells sports utility vehicles under brands such as Rexton, New Kyron and Actyon.
Filed under: Companies, Quick News, Cars, Companies International, M&A, Mahindra & Mahindra, Ssangyong Motor Company
Aurobindo gets US FDA approval for generic ampicillin
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Aurobindo Pharma Ltd’s application to market generic ampicillin sodium in the US market. The regulator has approved the pharmaceutical company’s application to market the drug in injection form, in six dosage strengths of 10g, 1g, 2g, 125mg, 250mg and 500mg.
Filed under: Companies, Quick News, Aurobindo Pharma, Generic Medicines, USFDA
Wockhardt to issue additional preference shares
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Pharmaceutical company Wockhardt Ltd is seeking shareholder approval through a postal ballot process to continue to restructure its debt, in according with a corporate debt restructuring package. The company had suffered sizeable derivative-related losses when the global financial crisis hit companies. It also had substantial debt taken for overseas acquisitions. Continue Reading →