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Zuari Agro Chemicals Q3 net down 91% at Rs 1.60 croreZuari Agro Chemicals today reported 91 per cent fall in its third quarter net profit at Rs 1.60 crore due to rise in finance cost and fall ...- Zuari Agro Chemicals to merge 3 arms with itselfZuari Agro Chemicals said it's board has approved merger of its three wholly-owned subsidiaries into the company in order to simplify the g...
- Zuari group gets representation on fertiliser firm MCFL's boardAfter acquiring a controlling stake in Vijay Mallya-led UB group-promoted fertiliser firm MCFL, the Zuari group has got representation on i...
- Deepak Fertiliser sells 1.21% stake in MCFL to Zuari GroupContinuing to reduce its stake in Vijay Mallya promoted MCFL, Deepak Fertiliser has offloaded its 1.21 per cent stake in the company to Zua...
- Zuari group firming up plans to consolidate MCFL stakeA two-way battle is going on between Zuari group and Deepak Fertilisers for takeover of MCFL.
- Zuari to launch open offer on April 20 for raising stake in MCFLZuari, led by Kolkata-based industrialist Saroj Poddar, had announced a voluntary open offer in December last year as well for acquiring 25...
- Zuari Group to launch open offer in 12 days to acquire stake in MCFLCompany had written to Securities and Exchange Board of India for extension of the tendering period as it had not received the approval fro...
- Zuari to launch open offer in 12 days to acquire stake in MCFLZuari Group is in discussions with investment bankers to launch its open offer in next 12 days for 36.56% more stake in MCFL.
- CCI slaps Rs 5 crore penalty on Zuari, Deepak FertilizersThe regulator has slapped a "nominal" penalty of Rs 3 crore on Zuari Fertilisers and Chemicals Ltd (ZFCL) and Zuari Agro Chemicals Ltd.
- Zuari group unveils Rs 282-crore open offer for Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers LtdThe voluntary open offer for 3.07 crore MCFL shares constitutes 25.90 per cent of the company's fully diluted voting equity share capital.
- Zuari group buys 42,424 shares in MCFL via open offerBattle for MCFL between Deepak Fertilisers & Zuari Group was triggered in April 2013 when latter bought about 10% stake in MCFL through ope...
- Battle for MCFL set to escalate; Deepak Fertilisers raises stake to 32%Deepak Fertilisers has acquired about 6% stake from Morgan Stanley and Karnataka State Cooperative Marketing Federation, in open offer clos...
- MCFL pays Rupee one per month salary to its Managing Director Deepak AnandAnand was deputed by UB Group as Managing Director of MCFL in April 2005 and since then he has been paid Rs one per month as token salary.
- Deepak Fertilisers open to talks with rivals over MCFL controlDeepak Fertilisers Chairman Sailesh Mehta hinted he was open to discussions with the rival alliance of Vijay Mallya and Saroj Poddar of the...
- Vijay Mallya, Saroj Poddar join hands for controlling stake at Mangalore Chemicals & FertilisersShares of the company touched a high of Rs 75.45 and a low ofRs 70.05 before closing at Rs 70.55 a piece on the Bombay Stock Exchange on Tu...
- UB Group, Zuari team up to seek control of Mangalore ChemicalsUB Group today joined hands with the Zuari group to ward off a hostile takeover bid by Deepak Fertilisers for Mangalore Chemicals and Ferti...
- Zuari group may make counter offer to take control of Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizer LtdZuari, Deepak Fertilisers battle it out for taking control of Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizer Ltd
- Zuari permanently shelves Rs 5,000 crore urea plant plan in KarnatakaZuari Fertiliser and Chemicals Ltd has shelved a proposed Rs 5,000 crore urea plant in Karnataka over land acquisition delays.
- Saroj Poddar weighs option to manage MCF operations with Vijay MallyaCo with UB Group head honcho looks to thwart attempts by Deepak Fertilisers to wrest control of the Mangalore-based fertiliser company.
- Zuari Fertilisers' hikes stake in Mangalore Chemicals to 16.43 per centZuari Fertilisers & Chemicals has increased its stake in UB group's Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilisers to 16.43 per cent.
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