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06 February 1998
  Unfinished power projects for privatisation
The Union cabinet has decided to hand over all incomplete public sector projects, in which 30% of the total allocated funds have already been spent and 80% of the gestation period is over, to the private or the joint sector. The more unviable of these projects should be axed.
  Yash Birla to acquire RMIL
The Yash Birla group of companies is proposing to take control of the loss making Rathi Mercantile Industries (RMIL). An open offer to the public shareholders of these companies has been made by Kashi Prasad Chokhani, Asian Distributors, Birla International Private Ltd, Birla Bombay Private Ltd and Godavri Corporation - all promoted by the Yash Birla group.

MTNL changes tack in cellular entry case
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) has decided to change its tactics in fighting the case challenging the corporation's entry in the field of cellular telephony. MTNL has decided to engage a battery of top lawyers in the country to fight its case scheduled for its next hearing on February 11.
AI plans debt restructuring, VRS
National carrier, Air India (AI) has devised an elaborate strategy to avoid a debt trap by replacing the short-term working capital loans with cheap long term loans. The airline is also toying with the idea of launching an "attractive" VRS in the near future.


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Indo Gulf plans Rs 300 cr issue
Indo Gulf Fertilisers & Chemicals, a Aditya Birla Group company, plans to raise Rs 300 crore as equity through a public issue after its copper smelter plant goes fully on stream late next month. This would help the company command a better premium.
ColourChem, Clariant merger not now
With Hoechst selling off its specialty chemicals business to Clariant AG worldwide, there were expectations that Clariant's subsidiary Clariant India and Colour Chem (previously Hoechst's subsidiary, now Clariant AG holds 50.1% in Colour Chem) would merge in India. However, the merger plan are ruled out for the time being.

 


  SmithKline Pharma plans bonus issue
  Bizbits
  MUL served show-cause notice under MRTP Act
  Select pivotals recover
  Silver prices spiral upwards
  MPT revises traffic estimate for '97-98
  SWC shifting office to city
  Red-tape hits KVIC pensioners

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