• Government approves 1,000km expressways
Road Sector: Government approves 1,000km expressways – Positive for IRB Infrastructure, IL&FS Transportation, Ashoka Buildcon, Sadbhav Engineering, KNR Construction among others
The government has approved a plan for construction of about 1,000 km expressways at an estimated cost of Rs16,680 crore on design, build, finance, operate and transfer mode.
• Government seeks Rs426 crore in damages from Nestle India
Government of India seeks Rs426 crore in damages from Nestle India over the alleged damages caused by Maggi noodles to the Indian consumers – negative read through for stock.
• HDIL redeems NCDs worth Rs196.20 cr
Realty developer, Housing Development & Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) said that it has redeemed Non-convertible Debentures aggregating to Rs196.20 crore.The Company has redeemed Non-convertible Debentures ( NCDs) aggregating to Rs196.20 crores, the company said.
• Redington tie-up with Xiaomi for distribution
Redington India announced that the Company has been appointed by Xiaomi, a leading smart phone vendor, for distribution of their smartphones in a number of cities across India. The Company expect this to significantly improve the Company's smart phone offering to the aspirational consumers.
• Cipla announces launch of Synchrobreathe
Cipla announces a new respiratory inhaler Synchrobreathe (SB), a state-of-the-art breath-actuated inhaler (will be launched soon) which will be beneficial for Obstructive Airway Disease (OAD), asthma and COPD: Positive development for the company.
• Central Bank of India to divest stake in housing finance arm via IPO
According to media sources, Central Bank of India will divest a part of its stake in its subsidiary Cent Bank Home Finance via IPO in the Q3FY2016. The CBOI owns 64.4% stake in the housing finance company while National Housing Bank owns 16% stake and UTI owns 12.8%. The sale of stake in HFC and other investments (ILFS) may help bank to garner capital for business growth and hence positive for the Central Bank.
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