Mumbai, Sept 26: The National Stock Exchange notice has suspended trading in fourteen companies with effect from October 4, 2000 until further notice in its capital market segment for non-compliance with the provisions of the listing agreement.The companies are: Sanghi Industries, HMG Industries, Cepham Milk Specialities, Lloyds Finance, Aravali Industries, Viraj Forgings, SM Finance, Sanghi Polyesters, TECIL Chemicals and Hydro Power, Prudential Sugar Corp, TCI Finance, HB Stockholdings, India Foils and Prakash Industries. The exchange has also decided to revoke the suspension in trading of securities of Color Chips (India) and Kitply Industries with effect from September 27, 2000.
NSE has notified that the equity shares of Blue Star Infotech will be available for trading in compulsory rolling segment with effect from September 27, 2000. The equity shares of Kirloskar Ferrous Industries will compulsorily be traded in dematerialised form for all categories of investors with effect from October 4, 2000. The exchange has also provided a list of securities which will be made available for trading in the capital market's depository segment from September 27, 2000.
The companies are Aditya International, Ansal Housing and Construction, Ansal Properties & Industries, Continental Construction, DS Kulkarni Developers, Eastern Sugar & Industries, Flex Engineering, Hawkins Cookers, Kabra Extrusion Technik, Kirloskar Ferrous Industries, Mafatlal Finance, Priyadarshini Cement, Motor & General finance, South Indian Bank, Zenith Exports, Emtex Industries (India).
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