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Sunday, April 19, 1998
  Lloyds Steel, Lloyds Metals merger within 3 months
The loss-making Rs 1,267-crore Lloyds Steel's merger with its subsidiary, Rs 114-crore Lloyds Metals, would be further delayed as the financial institutions are yet to give the green signal. Lloyds Steel's reverse merger with Lloyds Metals has been put into the cold storage by the finacial institutions led by ICICI.
  Nadars checkmate Essar in TMB
With the board of Tuticorin-based Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB) casting aside its own earlier order allowing transfer of shares acquired by seven firms, the stage appears set for a fresh round of legal war. More than anything else, the Thursday's decision of the board has brought the Ruias back on the centre-stage of the unfolding TMB saga.

Banks forced to consider bit of healthy pruning
Liberalisation in the banking sector and entry of foreign banks in the country may force nationalised banks to shut down more than 3,000 branches all over the country soon, in order to stay in the competition. According to banking sources, in the first phase the banks would make a proposal for closing down loss-making branches and in the second these branches would be closed down.
CanBank MF's Canpremium goes open-ended
Canbank Mutual Fund's close-ended Canpremium scheme, launched on May 16, 1991, was converted into an open-ended income-cum-growth scheme on February 1, 1998. This was done after a majority of its investors opted for continuing with the scheme.


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Badla rates fall to 30% on BSE
The badla charges (carry-forward rates) at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) dropped to an average of 30 per cent from 42 per cent last week. The rates went upto a high of 43-45 per cent in some scrips and touched a low of 18 per cent towards the close to finally settle at 30 per cent.
A V Birla group against hostile bids
The Rs 15,000 crore plus A V Birla group, the second largest business house after the Tatas, is not in favour of hostile takeovers. The group, a leading manufacturer of cement, textiles, fibre, aluminium and sponge iron, is also planning to consolidate all its cement units under one roof.

 


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  Overseas proposals via RBI decline
  Govt hits 75% limit of ways and means advances
  Bizbits
  Sinha to proceed cautiously on full float of rupee
  30% power cut for industries in Tamil Nadu
  Silver down
  Govt warns edible oil cos on prices
  Westland to merge with Italian co
  GDR index drops by 2.09%
  Bizbits