·Sadbhav Engineering bags Rs459 crore NHAI project
Sadbhav Engineering has won the bid for a NHAI project worth Rs459 crore for four-laning a section of National Highway-65 (NH) in Haryana.Four-laning of Ambala-Kaithal section from 56.860 kms to 95.360 kms (length 44.50 kms) in the state of Haryana of NH-65 with paved shoulder under National Highway Development Project (NHDP) on EPC mode.The quoted price is Rs459 crore and the construction period is 2.5 years with a maintenance period of four years.
·Garware Polyester redeems CRPS as OTS
Garware Polyester announced that the company has redeemed 54,46,000-0.01% cumulative redeemable preference shares ( CRPS) of Rs100 each aggregating to Rs54.46 crore issued and allotted to IDBI Bank by paying Rs40 crore as One Time Settlement ( OTS) in full and final payment of the said CRPS.
·Govt plans to hike public investment to drive growth
India can increase public investment to drive growth without borrowing more, a key government report said on Friday, in an indication that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will stick to debt targets in his maiden full-year budget on Saturday. The economic survey, the basis for Jaitley's budget for the fiscal year starting April 1, forecast the economy would grow by 8.1-8.5% under a new calculation method that makes India the world's top-growing big economy.
·India can boost investments, hit borrowing targets
India can increase public investments and still hit its borrowing targets, a finance ministry report said on Friday, in an indication that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will stick to debt targets in his maiden full-year budget on Saturday. The government should meet its medium-term target of lowering the fiscal deficit to 3% of gross domestic product ( GDP), the economic report said.
·Glenmark to set up new injectable plant in US
Glenmark Pharma is gearing up set up a new injectable facility in US. The new manufacturing facility will be added to the plant at Monroe in North Carolina, the construction of which was started in August 2014. The total investment is expected at Rs160 crore ($26 million).
·DLF promoters ask to pay penalty of Rs85 crore by SEBI
DLF promoters asked to pay penalty of Rs85 crore by SEBI for violation of disclosure guidelines for not disclosing certain material information and facts in its IPO document – negative for DLF (though the company would contest the decision in tribunal).
·State Bank of India gets shareholders nod for raising Rs15,000 cr
State Bank of India (SBI) has received shareholders' approval for raising Rs15,000 crore through a public offer, including a rights issue, to fund business and meet global capital adequacy norms.
The capital raising could happen either in March 2015 or Q1FY16 (as per media reports) and is subject to condition that governments holding in bank does not fall below 52%.
·C Mahendra announces launch of "Eight in One" jewellery concept
C Mahendra Exports announced the launch of a revolutionary 'Eight in One' detachable jewellery concept to the market. The Group will be launching new product range via its retail stores and online presence that form part of Ciemme Jewels, which is a subsidiary of C Mahendra Exports. The launch of the niche jewellery products allows the Group to reinforce its presence as an innovator and pioneer in high-end and exotic diamond jewellery.
Sadbhav Engineering has won the bid for a NHAI project worth Rs459 crore for four-laning a section of National Highway-65 (NH) in Haryana.Four-laning of Ambala-Kaithal section from 56.860 kms to 95.360 kms (length 44.50 kms) in the state of Haryana of NH-65 with paved shoulder under National Highway Development Project (NHDP) on EPC mode.The quoted price is Rs459 crore and the construction period is 2.5 years with a maintenance period of four years.
·Garware Polyester redeems CRPS as OTS
Garware Polyester announced that the company has redeemed 54,46,000-0.01% cumulative redeemable preference shares ( CRPS) of Rs100 each aggregating to Rs54.46 crore issued and allotted to IDBI Bank by paying Rs40 crore as One Time Settlement ( OTS) in full and final payment of the said CRPS.
·Govt plans to hike public investment to drive growth
India can increase public investment to drive growth without borrowing more, a key government report said on Friday, in an indication that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will stick to debt targets in his maiden full-year budget on Saturday. The economic survey, the basis for Jaitley's budget for the fiscal year starting April 1, forecast the economy would grow by 8.1-8.5% under a new calculation method that makes India the world's top-growing big economy.
·India can boost investments, hit borrowing targets
India can increase public investments and still hit its borrowing targets, a finance ministry report said on Friday, in an indication that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will stick to debt targets in his maiden full-year budget on Saturday. The government should meet its medium-term target of lowering the fiscal deficit to 3% of gross domestic product ( GDP), the economic report said.
·Glenmark to set up new injectable plant in US
Glenmark Pharma is gearing up set up a new injectable facility in US. The new manufacturing facility will be added to the plant at Monroe in North Carolina, the construction of which was started in August 2014. The total investment is expected at Rs160 crore ($26 million).
·DLF promoters ask to pay penalty of Rs85 crore by SEBI
DLF promoters asked to pay penalty of Rs85 crore by SEBI for violation of disclosure guidelines for not disclosing certain material information and facts in its IPO document – negative for DLF (though the company would contest the decision in tribunal).
·State Bank of India gets shareholders nod for raising Rs15,000 cr
State Bank of India (SBI) has received shareholders' approval for raising Rs15,000 crore through a public offer, including a rights issue, to fund business and meet global capital adequacy norms.
The capital raising could happen either in March 2015 or Q1FY16 (as per media reports) and is subject to condition that governments holding in bank does not fall below 52%.
·C Mahendra announces launch of "Eight in One" jewellery concept
C Mahendra Exports announced the launch of a revolutionary 'Eight in One' detachable jewellery concept to the market. The Group will be launching new product range via its retail stores and online presence that form part of Ciemme Jewels, which is a subsidiary of C Mahendra Exports. The launch of the niche jewellery products allows the Group to reinforce its presence as an innovator and pioneer in high-end and exotic diamond jewellery.
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