![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, November 28, 2002 |
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CORPORATE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Gland Pharma sets up Rs 7-cr R&D unit GLAND Pharma, a leading manufacturer of injectables has added a new research and development (R&D) pilot plant, with an investment of Rs 7 crore at Dundigal, about 20 km from Hyderabad. The plant, inaugurated by the German Ambassador to India, ... More ANNOUNCEMENTS SG to shut Asian arm SG, the corporate and investment banking arm of Société Générale, today announced that it is closing its Asian equity sales and research activities on account of depressed markets. The move will result in around 180 employees, representing nine ... More
Krishna-Godavari gas finds Reliance offers gas to State power utilities
PRIVATE PLACEMENT AMFI sets up working group on private placements The group, formally constituted a few days ago, will go into the inconsistencies that often impair the interests of participants in the private placement market. More OPEN OFFERS SEBI wants Grasim open offer stalled Counsel for Grasim suggested that the company be allowed to make the open offer with an additional clause in the offer document informing investors of the case in question and also offering to make good any price difference should the regulator direc t it to change its offer price. More INVESTOR GRIEVANCES
Bangalore Court restrains UB from buying Mallya's US assetsTHE UB group's decision to buy its Chairman Mr Vijay Mallya's personal brewery assets in the US has received a jolt following a court intervention. A city court here has restrained Kingfisher Properties & Holdings Ltd (KPHL), a property and ... More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Plea for more managerial autonomy for PSUs THE Government should grant more "managerial autonomy" to public sector enterprises (PSEs) to manage their affairs in an efficient manner in the fiercely competitive business environment, according to the Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat ... More NEW PROJECTS Excise holiday boosts investments in N-E Hind Lever, SmithKlineBeecham lead the way THE excise holiday announced by the Union Government in 1999 has worked as a major boom for the north-eastern sector as leading corporate houses like Hindustan Lever Ltd and SmithKlineBeecham have set up manufacturing bases in that ... More OUTLOOK
Infotech on verticalisation drive to boost expertise``WE have to be one among very few to succeed in the market as the IT industry is becoming increasingly polarised with business going either to very large companies like Infosys or small, niche players,'' according to Mr Sudhir Sethi, President ... More PEOPLE Top officials quit Radico Khaitan RADICO Khaitan Ltd, a fast growing liquor company, is witnessing a shakeout in its top-level management with Mr V.K. Arora, Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Mr C.B. Srivastava, Assistant Vice-President (sales) putting in their papers. Mr Arora ... More Scoreboard SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Nov. 17-Nov. 23 Public floats may come under tougher scrutiny `We are in no hurry for IPO' Mr Kwang-Ro Kim, MD, LG Electronics India Bridgestone plans to make commodity grade tyres To buy out ACC, Tata Engg stakes Ford suppliers undergoing quality certification Unpaid dividends, matured deposits, debentures Auditors may have to attest co declaration Duncans to hive off loose tea retail biz SEBI, Grasim tread the thin line of demarcation |
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