The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, August 15, 2006

OVERSEAS BORROWINGS
Varun Shipping recommends issue of securities
The board of directors of Varun Shipping, which met on Monday, has recommended issue of various securities through domestic and international offerings up to an amount of Rs 2,500 crore. The board also recommended an increase in the limit of ... More

AIRLINES
SpiceJet inks $1.1-b sale, lease back pact
The low-cost airline SpiceJet has signed a sale and lease back agreement with Babcok & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM) and Nomura Babcock & Brown Company Ltd for five new Boeing 737-900 Extended Range (ER) and 11 Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Th More

SHIPPING
GE allows Great Offshore to enter shipping biz
There are 8 players in domestic offshore support services market More

Haldia Dock facing capacity crunch
Construction of two multipurpose berths under way More

Varun Shipping recommends issue of securities
The board of directors of Varun Shipping, which met on Monday, has recommended issue of various securities through domestic and international offerings up to an amount of Rs 2,500 crore. The board also recommended an increase in the limit of ... More

RAILWAYS
ABC to move rail coaches by road to Srinagar
Northern Railway to make available dummy coach for trial run More

SER freight loading for April-July up 18.26 pc
The South Eastern Railway (SER) has loaded a record 31.14 million tonnes (mt) of revenue earning freight for the four month (April-July) period in the current fiscal, 4.85 mt more than the previous year. The growth has been to the extent of 18.26 ... More

TRENDS
Shipping cos gain on firm freight rates
`One-time factor' may improve earnings outlook More

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