The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 14, 2005

Jessop buys machinery from Mukand foundry unit
JESSOP & Co has acquired the plant and machinery of the closed foundry division of Mukand Ltd at Kurla near Mumbai, which will further its plans to set up a bogie and coupler plant in West Bengal. Jessop, which is back in the black, is also ... More

Torrent brings power business under single brand
THE AHMEDABAD-based Torrent Group has announced that its three group companies in the power sector would now carry a common umbrella brand name - Torrent Power. Accordingly, Ahmedabad Electricity Company (AEC) will now be known as Torrent ... More

ACCOUNTING STANDARDS

Good accounting standards urged
SPEAKERS at the conference on Indian accounting standards organised by CII-Kerala pointed out that best corporate governance will include best accounting standards. Mr S.D. Balasubramanyan, who is the author of First Lessons in Accounting ... More

PRIVATE PLACEMENT

Pantaloon equity share allotment

RESTRUCTURING

LML in revamp mode; to raise Rs 200 cr
LML Ltd has announced its plans to raise about Rs 200 crore by issuing fresh equity to overseas investors, warrants, and by an overseas public offer of foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs). The restructuring is aimed at mobilising funds ... More

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