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26 February 1998
  Indal panel to study offer merits
Indal has appointed an independent committee comprising non-executive directors to examine the merits of the open offer floated by Sterlite Industries for a minimum 20 per cent of its stake and recommend a line of action to the full Indal board, which meets on Thursday.
  Regulator in favour of doing away with mandatory disclosure of ratings by firms
The panel appointed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to look into the regulation of credit rating agencies has abandoned its earlier stand that companies must mandatorily disclose all credit ratings received by them.

Godrej HI Care sets up unit for exports of household insecticide products
Godrej HI Care, the 49:51 joint venture between Godrej Soaps and Sara Lee of US, has set up an export division to undertake export of its household insecticide products to countries excluding the Gulf. Export activities have already been kicked off.
Mobil Peevees, Kerala to sign BOT agreement
The Mobil Peevees Co Ltd and the Kerala Government are expected to sign the build operate transfer (BOT) agreement for the Rs 300 crore LPG terminal at Beypore near Kozhikode soon.


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Sedgwick Parekh in talks with Oriental to float insurance plan
Sedgwick Parekh Health Management, a joint venture consultancy of the Pounds 960.3 million European consulting and insurance broking group, Sedgwick, is working on a unique corporate health insurance plan in alliance with The Oriental Insurance Company.
SEBI not to play ball with Castrol on dematerialisation wrangle
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is set to strike down Castrol India's decision to disallow partial dematerialisation of an investor's holdings.

 


CORPORATE
Porsche keeps to record track in H1
Cheap finance aids Telco cut backyard ware

ECONOMY
Centre against electronic goods phased indeginisation
Rupee value at 42 will be good for health of the economy: FIEO

EXPRESSIONS
Tongue-tied FIs
Unlikely to work

MARKETS
Low liquidity plagues Trafalgar House
Nifty inches up by 22 points

LEISURE
TV channels switch on better cost management
Illiquidity could be good for you

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