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JSPL to acquire majority stake in Gujarat NRE Coking CoalJSPL will acquire a majority stake of 53.63 per cent in Gujarat NRE Coke's loss-making Australian subsidiary through a complex deal.- Auditor questions Gujarat NRE coking coal’s ‘ability to survive’Gujarat NRE Coking Coal, the Australian subsidiary of Kokata-based Gujarat NRE Coke, is being buffeted by losses and workers' strike over u...
- Gujarat NRE Coke board approves investments of Rs 2,050 croreGujarat NRE Coke Ltd, the flagship company of Gujarat NRE group, today said its board has approved investments of Rs 2,050 crore.
- Board of Gujarat NRE Coke approves Rs 550-crore fund raisingGujarat NRE Coke today said its Board has approved raising up to $ 100 million (Rs 550 crore) by issuing convertible securities overseas.
- Gujarat NRE plans to raise $100 million by issuing convertible securitiesGujarat NRE Coke said it plans to raise up to $ 100 million (Rs 550 crore) by issuing convertible securities overseas.
- JSPL acquires 31.49 per cent stake in Gujarat NRE Coking CoalThe board of Gujarat NRE Coking Coal had rejected JSPL's bid immediately after the announcement and had advised company shareholders to rej...
- Gujarat NRE Coking Coal rejects JSPL's AUD 222-mn takeover bidThe board of Gujarat NRE Coking Coal has advised shareholders to reject Jindal Steel and Power's all-cash AUD Rs 1,200 crore takeover bid
- Gujarat NRE Coking Coal rejects JSPL's Rs 1,200 crore takeover bidPromoters of Gujarat NRE Coking Coal do not intend to accept the all-cash AUD 221.61 million (Rs 1,200 crore) takeover bid from Jindal Stee...
- JSPL makes AUD 222-million bid to acquire Gujarat NRE Coking CoalJindal Steel and Power (JSPL) today made an all-cash AUD 221.61 million (about Rs 1,200 crore) offer to buy out Gujarat NRE Coking Coal Ltd
- Jindal Steel & Power Ltd buys 10 per cent stake in Australian arm of Gujarat NREJindal Steel & Power Ltd has entered into an agreement with Gujarat NRE Coking Coal to pick up a 10 per cent strategic stake in the company.
- JSPL to acquire 10% stake in Gujarat NRE's Australian armJindal Steel and Power will acquire a little over 10 per cent stake in Gujarat NRE Coal's Australian subsidiary.
- Gujarat NRE Coke promoters increase shareholding by 0.02% through open market transactionAccording to a filing with the stock exchange, Gujarat NRE Mineral Resources, has bought 120,000 shares in Gujarat NRE Coke in a deal value...
- Gujarat NRE secures $100 million loan for Australian subsidiaryGujarat NRE's Australian subsidiary owns and operates two hard coking coal mines in New South Wales (NSW) province of Australia.
- Gujarat NRE's subsidiary to hike production to 2.5 mn tonneNRE Coke Ltd's Australian subsidiary, Gujarat NRE Coking Coal Ltd will increase production to 2.5 mn tonne by March 2012 from the current 1...
- Gujarat NRE raises Rs 320 cr, to expand capacity in AustraliaGujarat NRE Coking Coal, an Australian subsidiary of Gujarat NRE, has raised Rs 320 crore through an institutional placement.
- Guj NRE Coke to invest $450mn in Australian mines by 2015Coal miner major Gujarat NRE Coke on Monday said it would invest $450 million in its coal mines in Australia to take in the next five years.
- Gujarat NRE Mineral to file draft papers for IPO in a monthGujarat NRE Mineral Resources Ltd on Friday said it will file the draft prospectus for its planned initial share sale offer in a month.
- Gujarat NRE coke eyes Australian company Rey Resources in hostile bidAustralian subsidiary of Gujarat NRE Coke, Gujarat NRE Minerals (GNM) is aiming to acquire Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) listed Rey ...
- NRE subsidiary's Australia IPO oversubscribedThe initial public offering of India NRE Minerals Ltd., which had entered the Australian capital market, has been oversubscribed. The compa...
- Gujarat NRE to acquire coal mine from BHP BilitonGujarat NRE Coke Limited on Wednesday announced it will acquire an Australian coal mine Elouera Colliery from global mining giant BHP Billi...
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