Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, February 09, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, February 09, 2003 |
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CORPORATE ACCIDENTS Fire at NGL Fine-Chem plant MUMBAI: NGL Fine-Chem Ltd has informed BSE that an accident caused by fire and explosion occurred at its manufacturing plant situated at Navi Mumbai. The reason for the cause has yet to be asserted. Due to this reason, the ... More ANNOUNCEMENTS Waterbase okays capital revamp MUMBAI: Waterbase Ltd has informed BSE that in the extraordinary general meeting of the company held on January 25, the shareholders have approved, subject to confirmation by the appropriate High Court, the share/securities premium ... More ACCOUNTING STANDARDS Dressing up the balance-sheets IT is an act that is fast catching up among major companies — that of dressing up balance-sheets by writing off accumulated expenses such as product development and employee separation costs against the surplus in the share premium account. ... More NEW PROJECTS Wockhardt launches 4 speciality hospitals WOCKHARDT Hospitals today launched four new speciality hospitals at its Mulund complex in Mumbai. The company plans to set up five more hospital complexes in the next three years. The company will invest about Rs 500 crore for setting up of the ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES 
NDDB joint ventures against divestment policy: KurienTHE Chairman of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF or Amul), Dr Verghese Kurien, has said that the setting up of market joint ventures by the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) with State-level dairy cooperative ... More OUTLOOK Toyota expects higher earnings at Rs 2,200 cr TOYOTA Kirloskar Motor Ltd, manufacturers of the Toyota range of vehicles, hopes to generate Rs 2,200-crore revenue in 2003, up from Rs 1,500 crore registered in 2002. Stating this during an informal interface with newspersons after a function ... More PERFORMANCE 
Sept - Dec '02 quarter report card: The black and red tally of 332 cosIN the September-December quarter 2002, 187 companies managed to turn around and moved from losses to profit from that of the corresponding prior period. A total of 145 companies, on the other hand, moved in the reverse direction, with a splash ... More
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Top Stories In Focus Kelkar Report Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma NPAs in Banking In Depth Simple Economics Consumer Notes Tax Talk The Brahmananda collections 2002: A drought year Gold: Still the winner? Cars: Always a beauty Books and Reviews Looking back Feb. 2-Feb. 8 October-December quarter performance — Happy tidings on earnings front Ranbaxy launches generic version of anti-AIDS drug `We are going ahead with expansion' — Mr Rakesh Govil, Head, Corporate Strategy and Treasury, Moser Baer Cairn Energy strikes oil, gas in Rajasthan RPG group likely to hive off some cos — To concentrate on core competence areas Adjustment of exchange differences — ICAI revises accounting standards Cos can prepay FCCBs from local borrowings |
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