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31 December, 1997
  GVR faults Govt PSU reform policy
The Disinvestment Commission submitted its sixth report yesterday covering seven public sector companies. While giving the details of the report, Chairman G V Ramakrishna criticised the Government for not adopting a comprehensive public sector reform policy.
  CARE to rate bank loans
Credit Analysis & Research Ltd (Care) has launched a new rating product to assess term loans. The new product, christened Care Loan Ratings (CLR), is expected to facilitate easier access to institutional finance, particularly for mid-cap and smaller corporates.

Modern allowed to repay FD in 3 yrs
The Company Law Board (CLB) has directed the Modern group to re-pay the fixed deposit money to its depositors in four instalments spread over three years. The board ordered the Rs 1,100 crore group to repay amounts up Rs 10,000 of fixed deposit in two instalments of 40% and 60%.
Angry shareholders disrupt SWC AGM
The AGM of the cash-strapped Shaw Wallace and Company was stormy as employee-shareholders shouted anti-Manu Chhabria slogans to protest against the management's decision to put all resolutions to vote following defeat by show of hands.


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Dilip Chhabria Design

Ceat Financial Services Ltd.

 

Pandemonium in Daewoo Motors' AGM
Upset shareholders of Daewoo Motors India Ltd almost succeeded in stalling proceedings at its annual general meeting (AGM) yesterday as the company did not disburse gifts this year. The arrangement made by the company to issue passes for the meeting and coupons for refreshment was found unsatisfactory by the shareholders.
Koreans pull out of American Trac project
The fate of the Rs 400-crore American Trac Tyres project now seems uncertain with the Korean company Hanook Corporation which was supposed to pick up an 11 per cent equity stake pulling out of the project. The company has decided to put the project on hold presently.

 


  Kamala mills to develop surplus land
  Delhi excise, UB tussle continues
  Bizbits
  Rupee decline no cause for worry, says Manmohan
  VDIS picks up despite IT strike
  GVR faults Govt PSU reform policy
  Angry shareholders disrupt SWC AGM
  Invest more on R&D
  Pivotals suffer setback
  Koreans pull out of American Trac project
  Pandemonium in Daewoo Motors' AGM
  Crisil downgrades DCM Shriram, Videocon Itnl
  Modern allowed to repay FD in 3 yrs
  CARE to rate bank loans

Shaw Wallace