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28 February 1998
  Wockhardt's open offer to Merind shareholders
Wockhardt on Friday made an open offer to the equity shareholders of Merind to acquire by tender up to 18,27,367 fully-paid shares of Rs 10 each (representing 50.17 per cent of the issued capital) at a price of Rs 260 per share. Merind has an authorised share capital of Rs 4.2 crore divided into 42,00,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each and an issued and paid up equity capital of Rs 3.64 crore.
  GE to buy GEC Alsthom voltage gadgets wing
GE of the US, the world's largest electricals group, has decided to buy out the low voltage equipment business of GEC Alsthom India for an undisclosed sum. GEC Alsthom has deployed Arthur Andersen & Associates to value the assets of the low-voltage transformer division.

Hindalco Industries selects sites to set up Aditya Aluminium project in Orissa
Hindalco Industries, the Aditya Birla group's aluminium major, has selected the sites for the aluminium refinery, captive power plant and smelter which together will form the Rs 8,000 crore-plus integrated aluminium project in Orissa, christened Aditya Aluminium. The company has finally set its sight on the one at Kodingamali, in Koraput district.
ICICI to strike a bond with high interest rates
The unique selling point in ICICI's forthcoming bond issue is the attractive interest rate coupled with the fact that there is no call option. At 14 per cent per annum, the bonds score over most fixed income investment opportunities available at the moment including FDs of banks and manufacturing companies.


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JVG Finance to refund public issue proceeds; pay 15% interest
In compliance with the Sebi directive, JVG Finance has finally decided to refund the entire application money collected through its public issue in March 1997. Sebi had directed JVG Finance to return the money to investors on the grounds that the company had failed to make the allotment within the stipulated timeframe.

Embittered Bhushan Kumar serves notice on uncle to withdraw logo
Super Cassette managing director and son of late Gulshan Kumar, Bhushan Kumar, has served a legal notice on his estranged uncle Gopal Krishna for withdrawal of the coveted T-Series logo. Kumar has said in the notice that his uncle should take care of Gopal Soaps and Rajni Industries.

 


  Hyundai Motor in pact with Essar Steel to source HR coils for Santro
  Pfizer net profit at Rs 13.78 crore
  Coca-Cola shrugs off slow start, targets 20% growth
  Lupin Laboratories operating profit up 10% to Rs 44 crore
  Power Finance Corporation likely to extend services
  SAIL plants told to step up safety measures for workers
  Corporate Briefing
  Jet Airways announce two new schemes for NRI's
  LG Electronics to commence production at Noida from April
  NHPC charts plan to recover Rs 1,200cr dues from SEBs
  Canon applies afresh for government nod
  Sterlite H1 net up 18% to Rs 83 crore
  Eyebrows up at centre denial of orders to Hindustan Latex
  FIIs pick up 20 lakh Ranbaxy Lab shares
  HEC lowest bidder for Nilachal Ispat deal
  Court sends B&C Mills back to BIFR-fold
  Raasi bid to ward off India Cements offer
  RBI cautions investors on Imperial Co-operative Bank
  Chamber seeks duty relief on waste paper
  Telco bid to hike output may tread on dealers' toes
  Toys R falls sharply after earnings warning
  AMD in co-production talks with IBM
  Young & Rubicam plans $350-million stock offering
  Kothari Pioneer declares 16% dividend under GIP
  Poor business forces Max India to go in for massive retrenchment
  Icra assigns `LAAA' to Indian Hotels NCD