
Wednesday, November 11, 1998
SBI jumps on to depository bandwagon
The country's largest commercial bank, State Bank of India (SBI) has finally decided to enter the retail depository business in a big way. It has recognised the business as a "priority" and quietly kicked-off retail business on November 2 through six branches in Mumbai and plans to expand the network to over 50 across six cities by the end of the year.
Company Law Board directs Okara Agro to revise repayment schedule
The Company Law Board (CLB) has directed defaulting Okara Agro Industries to revise its repayment scheme as per directions of the Delhi High Court. CLB member A K Doshi also asked the company to apply to the Delhi High Court for sale of immovable property in order to repay the deposit holders.
"Zero-debt" talks propel Vikas WSP by 30% on BSE
Vikas WSP, a non-specified group stock, has suddenly gained favour among market participants. A section of market players attribute this renewed interest in the scrip to the company's strategy of moving towards a "zero-debt" phase.
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