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Transport Corp announces key details for Rs 150 crore share buyback planTransport Corporation of India will buy back up to 15.63 lakh shares for Rs 150 crore at Rs 960 each. The tender offer has October 9, 2026 ...- Estranged family of Gati promoter want board reconstitutedBrothers Dhruv and Manish with their mother Neera Agarwal approached the Hyderabad bench of the NCLT seeking tribunal’s intervention in the...
- TCI board approves Express Distribution division's demergerTCI said its board has approved the demerger of its Express Distribution division undertaking into wholly-owned subsidiary TCI Express Ltd.
- TCI may exit Coal India completely, criticised for not giving emphasis to shareholder valueTCI held 63.6 million shares representing a 1.01% stake in Kolkata-based Coal India as of March 2013, according to information on the BSE w...
- TCI plea to raise prices has no legal basis: Coal IndiaCIL says the allegations made by TCI, a shareholder, are hypothetical and speculative which has no basis in fact or in law.
- Centre rejects TCI's charge of interfering with coal pricingJustice Rajiv Shakdher today granted four weeks time to the hedge fund to file a rejoinder to Centre's reply to its petition and fixed the ...
- TCI sues CIL directors for causing Rs 2.15 lakh crore loss to the companyTCI estimates that, by the end of current financial year, CIL will lose over Rs 8,700 crore in pre-tax profits due to reversal of price inc...
- TCI frustrated with India's response; charges government of agenda to deny allegationsTCI that holds about 1% in CIL said there seemed to be a pre-determined agenda to deny all the allegations and repeatedly state that there ...
- Government says issues with The Children's Investment Fund could be solved amicablyThe development follows TCI Fund, a minority shareholder in CIL, serving notice to Indian government for alleged violations of internationa...
- Coal Ministry says issues with TCI could be solved amicablyThe Coal Ministry today said there was no need for arbitration with The Children's Investment Fund and the issues could be solved amicably.
- Govt's priority to supply coal at cheaper rates to meet power requirements: Sriprakash JaiswalJaiswal said during Question Hour that India was a socialist country where national priorities have to be balanced with goals of a public s...
- UK-based hedge fund TCI says legal action against CIL in a weekThe development comes close on the heels of CIL getting ready to ink fuel supply pacts with power firms for a minimum assured supply under ...
- TCI says legal action against CIL in a weekUK-based hedge fund TCI has said it would initiate a legal action against state-run Coal India (CIL) within a week for failing to protect t...
- Fuel pact on CIL means $19 billion subsidy to private companies: TCICIL alleged that directing the coal PSU to sign fuel supply pacts with power producers would amount to direct transfer of $19 bn to pvt sec...
- Luthra & Luthra to fight TCI's case against Coal IndiaTCI said govt's decision to ask CIL to sign long-term fuel supply agreements with pvt power producers is 'prejudicial to public interest an...
- CIL board still undecided on fuel supply agreementsPrivate power producers' hopes to secure low-cost supplies from Coal India continued to hang in the balance as its board could not approve ...
- TCI, largest seller of Indian equities among FIIsThe Children’s Fund, the activist hedge fund, has emerged as the biggest seller of Indian equities among all institutional investors.
- TCI has brought many cos to heel earlier tooThe scheme was attacked by investor funds on grounds that it was skewed against minority shareholders.
- Shareholder seeks fair play in ABN’s bid for BarclaysABN Amro Holding’s refusal to meet with rival bidders to Barclays before next week is “disingenuous and disadvantageous for shareholders,” ...
- Thomas Cook in talks to buy TCIThomas Cook India is in an advanced state of negotiations to buy out the promoters of inbound travel company Travel Corporation India (TCI).
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