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Sunday, April 12, 1998
  BCML acquires 51% in Tulsipur Sugar; 20% open offer to follow
Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd (BCML) yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the promoters of Tulsipur Sugar Ltd for the acquisition of a 51% stake in the company at a price of Rs 50 per share aggregating Rs 13.50 crore. The funding will be made out of internal accruals.
  NTPC mulls 2,300mw capacity addition in western region during Ninth Plan
National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), a government of India undertaking, has planned a capacity addition of 2,300 MW in the western region during the ninth five-year plan. NTPC has already taken initiative to add 650 MW capacity each at its Kawas and Jhanor-Gandhar gas-based projects.

BHEL turnover at Rs 6,450-cr, gross profit at Rs 1,002-cr in '97-98
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has recorded a turnover of Rs 6,450 crore during 1997-98. The value addition has been to the extent of Rs 2,800 crore with a profit before tax of Rs 1,002 crore and an earnings per share of Rs 28.5.
SR Batliboi moots stronger marketing unit at HEC
SR Batliboi Consultants Pvt Ltd, which has been appointed by the union government to monitor the implementation of the revival plan of Ranchi-based Heavy Engineering Corporation, has recommended the recruitment of a director (marketing) and strengthening of the central marketing department of the public-sector unit.


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Kia, Asia Motors to be sold off together
South Korea plans to sell off Kia Motors Corp and its affiliate Asia Motors Corp together at an auction instead of nationalising them.

Telecom Italia, Cable & Wireless talks fuel doubts on link-up with AT&T
Telecom Italia said that a planned partnership with Britain's Cable & Wireless did not imply the demise of its yet-to-be-finalised accord with US giant AT&T Corp. The company had reached a preliminary agreement last year with AT&T and European telecom consortium Unisource on a global strategic alliance.

 


  PCS turnover in eastern region doubles to Rs 16-cr
  Central trade unions plan indefinite strike at Eastern Coalfields
  TNEB mulls a multi-pronged strategy to tackle power crisis
  PSU officers plan stir for joint union's recognition
  FACT ammonia plant to go on stream by the month-end; delay costs Rs 24-cr
  Corporate Briefing
  Trade unions hail West Bengal's decision to take over Dunlop
  US mulls new charges against Microsoft
  Trans Link Television sues Prasar Bharati over contract