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Wednesday, December 24 1997

Rothmans asks FIPB to ignore 2% stake in ITC

[Details] The UK-based Rothmans of Pall Mall believes that its 2% stake in ITC should not call for a board resolution for setting up a 100% owned subsidiary. Rothmans contends that its stake in ITC, made in 1934, is distinctly different from that of any sizeable strategic interest in a company and therefore should not pose any hindrance for its proposed arm in India.
Malnad Builders (P) Ltd.

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.

PATEL ROADWAYS LTD.

AFT shelves plan to pick up stake in Empire Plantations

[Details] The Calcutta-based AFT Industries Ltd, formerly Assam Frontier Tea, has put on hold its plans to acquire a 74% non-resident Indian (NRI) stake in Empire Plantations (India) Ltd. The acquisition, slated to cost Rs 39 crore, has been put off to avoid any liquidity crunch.

L&T seeks fuel-linkage tie-ups with CIL, Railways

[Details] Larsen and Tubro (L&T) is negotiating with Coal India Limited (CIL) and Indian Railways to acquire fuel linkages for its Rs 2,500 crore power project. L&T has already got techno-economic clearance (TEC) from the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) and all other necessary clearances for setting up the proposed project.

[Details] HM brakes Lancer output for new vehicle

[Details] IN Network mulls Internet access


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