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BSE
suspends ten companies
The
Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has suspended trading in securities of
ten companies for non-compliances of various clauses in the listing
agreement.
Money
Matters .........
by Pooja
Shroff
Dhanalakshmi
Bank to raise up to Rs 400cr via QIP.
Dhanalakshmi
bank is planning to raise between Rs 350-400 crore through the QIP
route. The bank's board has approved to issue about 2.1 crore shares
to institutional buyers.
Mandhana
Inds IPO at 120-130
Textile
and garment maker Mandhana Industries has put a Rs 120-130 price
band for its 83-lakh shares IPO that opens on April 27 and closes on
April 29.
StanChart
files prospectus for India listing.
UK-based
bank Standard Chartered plans to raise up to $750 million with an
Indian share listing in the next three months to beef up its profile
in what may soon become its biggest market
Rs
40,000 crore disinvestment target set in budget 2010-11
Rs
25,000 crore - government likely to raise from sell of this fiscal
*SJVNL
IPO in April likely to raise about Rs 1,200 crore.
*Next
inline is likely to be Engineers India FPO in July, where a 10%
stake sell may raise Rs1,200 crore.
*The
FPO of NMDC will open for subscription on March 11. It will use the
conventional book-building method and offer a 5% discount on the
offer price to retail investors and employees.
*SAIL,
Hindustan Copper, Manganise Ore, Shipping Corporation and MNTC are
some or the other PSU's where the government is looking to diverse
stake.
Watch
out for:
At
last Copco, Esab India, Kinetic Engineering will announce their
results.
Dividend:
DB Corp, Atlas Copco
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