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Sebi to auction 28 properties of 5 companies next monthIndia's market regulator, SEBI, will auction 28 properties belonging to five companies on January 27, 2025. The auction aims to recover Rs ...- Sebi to auction 15 properties of five companies on Nov 19Capital markets regulator Sebi on Monday said it will auction 15 properties belonging to Mangalam Agro Products, Sumangal Industries and Fa...
- Consolidation push to continue as key raw material gets scarce: 11 small cap cement stocks which fit the bill and may see some actionIn less than a month, two cement majors clearly showed their intent. The intent is to grow through an inorganic route. One by complete acqu...
- Sebi to auction 30 properties of 7 companies next monthMarkets regulator Sebi on Monday said it will auction 30 properties of seven companies, including Mangalam Agro Products and Purusattam Inf...
- Hindalco US arm to face margin pressure for 2-3 quarters, says Kotak EquitiesHindalco Industries subsidiary, Novelis, is expected to face margin pressures due to factors such as weak demand in the building and constr...
- Sebi to auction properties of 3 firms on May 30 to recover investors' moneyThese properties include land parcels, single-storied buildings, a residential building and a flat located in West Bengal.Inviting bids for...
- Sebi penalises 8 entities for manipulating stock price of Mangalam Industrial FinPursuant to the investigation, the regulator found Shah and Daga were the key persons responsible for devising the scheme that led to artif...
- Sebi to auction properties of 4 companies on Jan 10 to recover investors' moneyAccording to Sebi, Sumangal Industries had collected funds from investors through illegal collective investment schemes (CIS), while the ot...
- Sebi to auction properties of 3 companies on November 10These properties include land parcels, single-storey buildings and a flat located in West Bengal.Inviting bids for the sale of properties i...
- Investors force Jindals to revise terms of JPL selloff planJindal Power, one of the biggest subsidiaries of JSPL, operates across the energy spectrum – thermal, hydro, renewable. It has an installed...
- Higher local demand may hurt steel exports in FY21Exports of finished steel during the April-December period of the ongoing fiscal year increased marginally to 6.5 million tonnes from 6.36 ...
- Cement price hikes fail to sustain, analysts stay cautiousCement prices in June 2019 have corrected by 2 per cent or Rs 7 per kg.
- Why US tariffs should not worry investors in steel companiesAnalysts expect double digit growth in the profits of the leading steel companies.
- Tatas’ Bhushan gains may also bring debt pain, worries StreetTata Steel is also raising Rs 12,800 crore through a rights issue to reduce debt and fund its acquisition of stressed assets.
- Macquarie cuts Nifty50 2016 target to 8,800The economy is recovering, the monsoon is expected to be normal and the Goods and Services Tax Bill is on the anvil, these factors should r...
- Macquarie cuts Nifty December-end target by 4.3% but remains bullishMacquarie has cut its December 2016 target for the benchmark Nifty index to 8800 points from 9200 points earlier amid concerns over high va...
- Sebi cautions against repeat ponzi operators; names 51 firmsSebi has asked the investors to report such unauthorised money pooling activities to the market regulator, state authorities including poli...
- Saradha chitfund scam: Business collapse alerts others in the marketThe unravelling of Saradha has lifted the curtains on Bengal’s flourishing financial grey market where the plot is getting thicker by the d...
- Graft fund-raisers flee with labourers’ money in West BengalSome of them such as Annex Infrastructure have vanished with the booty, while those still in operation have taken a severe beating in their...
- Employment or Exploitation: Are suppliers to retailers like Walmart, Carrefour sweatshops?Textile exporters say a special jobs scheme for young girls and women gives them a livelihood. But NGOs say that the scheme is exploitative.
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