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Govt clears sale of 5 ITDC hotels for Rs 170 crore
New Delhi: The government on Friday approved the sale of five hotels of ITDC including the New Delhi-based Kanishka and Indraprastha (Yatri Niwas) for over Rs 169 crore, while clearing the transaction documents for NEPA.
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Tyre firms propose forum to set rubber price band
Mumbai: To reduce the volatility in the price of natural rubber and to ensure a fair price for all concerned the tyre industry has proposed the formation of an apex natural rubber forum with the commerce secretary as the chairman and all the stake-holders in the sector as members.
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Cummins buys Crompton, Janpath Investments stake in CG Newage
New Delhi: Cummins India has taken management control in CG Newage Electrical by acquiring the promoters stake of 38 per cent from Crompton Greaves and 2.5 per cent in Janpath Investments and Holdings for Rs 17.82 crore.
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Exide's Q1 net profit surges 124% on launch of new batteries
Mumbai: Exide Industries posted a 124-per cent growth in its net profit at Rs 8.16 crore for the first quarter ended 30 June 2002 against Rs 3.64 crore in the corresponding period the previous year.
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Alfa Laval dreams big, scores big in India
Mumbai: Alfa Laval India Ltd is the centre for projects in the Swedish multinational's global business. It is also set to be the sole manaufacturer within the group for small size decanters, which are currently being designed and where Alfa Laval AB does not have a presence.
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Prolease may pick up strategic stake in Megasoft
Chennai: Prolease India, the wholly-owned subsidiary of Prolease USA, a process solutions company with an estimated turnover of over $500 million in 2001, is in talks with Megasoft, a listed company based in Chennai, for making a strategic investment.
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BSNLs cell service to ring in western states before October
New Delhi: Bharat Sanchar Nigam, under a turnkey project, will launch cellular services in Goa, (Pune) Maharashtra and Gujarat by the end of September 2002.
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Jet, IA cut fares by half, Delhi-Mumbai at Rs 3,920
Mumbai: Unleashing a full-fledged fare war, Jet Airways and Indian Airlines slashed domestic air fares in a big way on Friday. Introducing Apex fares, they brought down tariff on various sectors to Rajdhani Express levels.
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NIIT software business gets distinct identity
Mumbai: NIIT has announced that it has renamed its global software business as NIIT Technologies with the objective of giving it a distinct identity, but ruled out hiving it off as a separate entity.
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Tata Steel to create charges to borrow Rs 500 crore more
Mumbai: Tata Steel will be seeking its shareholders' approval for the creation of mortgages, charges and hypothecations for an additional borrowing margin of Rs 500 crore. The company had a margin of Rs 1,220 crore  for creation of charges.
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Novartis India to launch two cardio products
Bangalore: Novartis India Ltd will launch two products Diovan and Escolin the cardiovascular segment in the current financial year, Ranjit Shahani, CEO, Novartis India Ltd said.
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ICAI to set up financial report review panel
New Delhi: The 30-member central council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has decided to set up a financial report review panel, which would suo motu look into the published accounts of different organisations.
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Leyland invests Rs 52 crore in data centre
Chennai: All manufacturing units and the marketing division will be inter-connected and linked to the data centre through leased lines and radio, according Ashok Leyland's annual report for the year 2001-02.
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ACC proposes Rs 100-crore NCDs
Mumbai: ICRA expects ACC to benefit from the favourable demand-supply outlook for the northern region, which is the key market for the company.
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Aurobindo sets up unit for generic anti-retrovirals
Hyderabad: Aurobindo Pharma Ltd, the Hyderabad-based pharma major, has floated a separate division called Institution, dedicated to offering anti-retrovirals in generic forms, said the vice-president of APL, Rony Batabyal.
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Strand Genomics, Biocon arm in joint venture
Bangalore: The Bangalore-based Strand Genomics and Clinigene International, a subsidiary of Biocon India, has announced a strategic partnership. Strand will use its proprietary data mining tool Soochika to analyse clinical data generated by Clinigene.
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Cabinet clears budgetary support for IDPL revival
New Delhi: Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd a central public sector undertaking has received cabinet clearance for budgetary support till March 2003 or till privatisation takes place.
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Kerala HC admits Trayons writ against BIFR order
Thiruvananthapuram: This has put the ball now back in the court of the Kerala state government, which had to take a final decision on the revival package presented to it by the Coimbatore-based entrepreneur Trayons.
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Raymond's views future with 'cautious optimism'
Mumbai: Raymond Ltd has said in its 2001-02 annual report that the company's future outlook is one of "cautious optimism." Last fiscal has concluded as a tough year for industry in general and the textile sector in particular.
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GE shipping raises borrowing limit by Rs 700 crore
Mumbai: The Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd is enhancing its borrowing limits by Rs 700 crore to Rs 3,500 crore by proposing an enabling resolution in the forthcoming annual general meeting.
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L&T invests Rs 84 crore in arm
Mumbai: Larsen & Toubro has invested Rs 84 crore in its subsidiary company L&T Holdings Ltd. The company has subscribed to 8.40-crore equity shares of Rs 10 each, in the subsidiary during the last financial year.
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