Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, January 14, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, January 14, 2002 |
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CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING Excel demerger move set to boost agro-chemical export prospects EXCEL Industries Ltd's move to demerge its agro-chemical division into a separate entity and induct a strategic investor is expected to boost its export prospects in the area of agro-chemicals. The induction of Australia-based Nufarm Limited ... More MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS ICICI arm, L&T in race for EPIL stakes ICICI ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES Motorola, HP may strike deals with Reliance Comm CLOSE on the heels of Qualcomm's strategic equity investment in Reliance Communications Ltd (RCL), two other ``big fish'' - Motorola and Hewlett-Packard - are likely to strike similar multi-million dollar deals with the telecom arm of ... More INTERVIEW 
TTK group aims to shed flab and flex its muscles`Our research shows that NRIs do a lot of transactions in India in their effort to maintain links with the country and there exists a need for a professional organisation to meet their service needs here. We are offering services in healthcare, finan cial, legal, property and some special services.' More OUTLOOK Honda Siel `to break even this fiscal' HONDA Siel Cars India Ltd would break even this financial year, selling about 10,000 cars, after which it is aiming for a marginal growth in sales in 2002-03, a top company official has said. Honda Siel is also conducting feasibility studies ... More PERFORMANCE Batata posts fastest growth at 133 pc THE Birla-Tata-AT&T combine (Batata) has emerged as the fastest growing group in 2001 as per the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), registering a growth of 133 per cent as against the industry growth of 72 per cent. With a total ... More ANNOUNCEMENTS VIA Tech plans to offer `affordable' PCs -- To set up New Delhi office by March CHIPS set major VIA Technologies Inc of Taiwan, has identified India and China as markets with huge potential for low-priced, entry-level personal computers. With a view to meeting the PC needs of the burgeoning price-sensitive, middle-class ... More
L&T, Grasim joint study to cut production cost
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