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19 January 1998
  Haldia Petrochemicals foreign equity to be stepped up to 71%
Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd (HPL) is raising the foreign shareholding in its upcoming naphtha-based petrochemicals complex by nearly 50%. The foreign stake, which currently stands at 21.9%, is being hiked to 70.84%, following the company's inability to raise the required funds from the domestic market.
  Reliance pleads for more time to dispatch bonus shares
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has sought more time from the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to despatch bonus shares to its shareholders. RIL has already written to the BSE seeking an extension of the despatch date to January 31. The BSE has also reportedly agreed to the company's request.

Tisco decides against reserve creation for bonds redemption
The Tata Iron & Steel Co (Tisco) has decided to forego creation of a redemption reserve to spread its laibility. Tisco took this decision in light of the predicted outflow of over $98 million in 1999 owing to non-conversion of foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCB) issued by the company in 1994.
Slow down hits SKF Bearings expansion plans
SKF Bearings, the Indian arm of Swedish giant SKF, has put on hold its ambitious expansion programme. The company had earlier chalked out a Rs 500 crore expansion plan which entailed addition of five new production lines at its Pune and Bangalore units. These plans have, however, been derailed due to the severe recession being witnessed in the automobile industry.


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ICICI plea on Parasrampuria hearing rejected
The times do not seem to be good for India's premier investment agency, ICICI. Close on the heels of last week's reversal when the Delhi high court dismissed ICICI's application for an injunction to bar Parasrampuria Synthetics (PSL) from approaching BIFR comes another setback for ICICI. This time, it is the BIFR which has rejected ICICI's plea for postponing the first hearing of PSL's case scheduled for Monday.

Toyota not to downsize investments
India may be reeling under the impact of a severe financial crisis which saw the rupee spiralling downwards and the economy going into a recession. But this apparently has not deterred Japanese car major, Toyota Motor Corporation from continuing with its investment programme in India. Indicative of TMC's stand is its recent tie-up with the Kirloskar group for a $170 joint venture for launching a multi-utility vehicle in India.

 


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  Executive Briefing
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  Corporate Briefing
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  Birla Corp to sign pact with German firm
  MIDC offers cut in land prices to woo investors
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  GMI mulls import of CBUs
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