The Financial Express -- Markets

Wednesday, November 19 1997

Local dealers dominate pepper futures trades

Trading on the recently-inaugurated first international pepper futures exchange at Kochi was by and large confined to domestic dealers. Trading on the International Pepper Futures Exchange was formally kicked off on Monday.

Tisco, Indian Rayon record jump in dematerialisation of shares

Tisco and Indian Rayon lead the pack of companies which have seen a surge in dematerialisation of their shares. In the last week alone Tisco has seen 5.4% of its total shares dematerialised while Indian Rayon has witnessed dematerialisation of 4.11% of its total shares.

Promoters to see Majestic Auto's Rs 13.1-crore rights issue

The promoters of Majestic Auto are prepared to go to the extent of picking up the entire rights issue amount of Rs 13.1 crore in the event of undersubscription. The issue is likely to face investor resistance considering that the offer price of Rs 40 is much higher than the current market price of Rs 27.

Rupee rot runs riot, tests 37.52 against greenback

FIIs may offload stocks before further slide

Major firms off satellite dealers' gilts trading list

Local dealers dominate pepper futures trades

GDR proceeds will fall short of capital expenditure target

Wheat declines on excess arrivals; moong firms up

Chandratre panel moots more powers for stock exchanges

Promoters to see Majestic Auto's Rs 13.1-crore rights issue

Tisco, Indian Rayon record jump in dematerialisation of shares

Tokyo stocks close higher; most Asian bourses drift listless

Falling rupee, FII selling send Sensex crashing by 59 points

Mark to Market --Bad-loan woes haunt bank stocks