Wednesday, January 6, 1999
E Merck; discounting better
Among the multinationals operating in the pharmaceutical sector in India; E Merck has been a little slow off the block in getting a better discounting.
Post-RPG, Bayer turns hot favourite on bourses
Exit the celebrated predator stakeholder from a company, and it puts up a sterling financial performance.
Essel makes a historic move
Essel Packaging will be the first company in India to get the board of directors approval allowing it to buy back its shares and fix the price range. The range has been fixed at Rs 250-300 per share depending on tax implications.
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