Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, October 18, 2002
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CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS 
Yamaha's Libero launch follows Enticer successYAMAHA Motor India on Thursday launched its new four-stroke bike, Libero, and said the company would achieve a 50 per cent growth in sales to three lakh units by the end of 2002 on the back of growing demand for its new models. Priced at Rs ... More
Aurobindo to enter regulated markets — Plans 12-15 products in US, Europe
Kochi Refineries pays Rs 1.54 crore BUYBACK HDFC to mull share buyback — Seeks exemption from debt-equity ratio norm HDFC Ltd has made an application to the Union Government for exemption from the regulation that only companies with a maximum debt-equity ratio of 2:1 can effect a buyback, said Mr Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFC, at a news conference here on ... More NEW PROJECTS S-E Asia, the hotspot for Club Mahindra WITH an increasing number of Indians flying abroad to holiday, Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India, part of the Rs 4,500-crore Mahindra Group, has firmed up plans to set up Club Mahindra resorts in South-East Asia — a growing hotspot for ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES ECE ties up with German co for customised lifts ECE Industries Ltd, the electrical equipment and elevator manufacturing company, has tied up with ThyssenKrupp Elevator AG of Germany for the production of customised modern elevators. The joint venture company, ThyssenKrupp ECE Elevator Pvt ... More
Witness in partnership with FutureSoft India SICK UNITS Curtains down on Orissa Extrusions In April 2001, the company requested the Bench to record its opinion for winding up the unit at the earliest as all possibilities for its revival had been explored and no workable proposal emerged. Consequently, the Board issued a winding-up notice i n June 2001. More
Sri Vishnu Cement `potentially sick' OUTLOOK 
Ranbaxy's US arm poised for next level of growth — RLL third-quarter net up 79 pcPHARMA major Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd's (RLL) US subsidiary stands poised to be propelled into the next phase of the company's growth strategy — one of the key indications that emerged from RLL's third quarter results issued here on ... More
Cognizant adds 950 staff, ups revenue hope PERFORMANCE 
Overseas sales help Ranbaxy beat forecastsA ROBUST performance in the US market helped Ranbaxy Laboratories better the stock market expectations about its financial performance in third quarter (July-September) of 2002. About four years after its first sales there, Ranbaxy's ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Oct. 6-Oct. 12 Transfer of unclaimed moneys to investor fund — DCA warns defaulter-cos `One-time settlement scheme will help us greatly' — Mr Narasimharamulu, Director (Finance), NTPC CESC to seek tariff review for 2002-03 Nirma in pact with P&G to make Camay `Our credibility with banks and MFs is very high' Cross-connections at VSNL Floating a co? Get all your cards ready From pressure garments to artificial limbs Maruti to review options on diesel engines Hyundai launches new diesel engine for Accent `Maruti has no plans to jettison 800 cc' — Mr Kinji Saito, Director (Marketing and Sales), MUL |
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