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Cairn's dividend payout crucial for Vedanta to service debt: Moody's

Apr 24, 2013

Cairn India's dividend payouts are crucial for Vedanta Group to service debt it had raised to acquire the oil company, credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service said today. #Vedanta #Moody's #Sesa Goa #ExpertView #Cairn India
Goa govt eyes Rs 240 crore through renewal of mining leases

Mar 04, 2013

Goa government plans to collect a total revenue of Rs 240 crore in the form of stamp duty by renewing mining leases in the state, of which, Rs 116 crore have been mopped up last week, a senior official said. #NewsTracker #Goa #Illegal mining #Sesa Goa #Stamp Duty Act #V M Salgaoncar
Sesa Goa defers 10-25% salaries, mining ban takes toll

Jan 25, 2013

The company did not produce or sell iron ore in the last quarter from Goa. #ThisisNext #Sesa Goa #PK Mukherjee

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Sesa Goa to resume mining in Karnataka by June

2013-05-16 10:50:00

New Delhi, May 16 (PTI) Sesa Goa is looking to restart iron ore mining from Karnataka and expects a strong demand of the ore within the state, a top company official of its parent firm Vedanta Resources said today. "We expect to resume mining in Karnatak #Vedanta Resources #Goa #New Delhi
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Helped by Cairn India, Vedanta core profits up 21% at $4.8b

2013-05-16 09:50:00

Buoyed by earnings from subsidiary Cairn India and higher metals production, Vedanta Resources today reported a 21 percent increase in its core profits at USD 4.888 billion for the year ended March, 2013. The natural resources giant, whose most of the op #India #Vedanta Resources #Goa
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Sensex, Nifty hold gains as buying continues

2013-05-15 08:22:00

Betting on hopes the Reserve Bank of India will resort to a cut in policy rates following the inflation dropping down to fairly comfortable levels, investors are busy picking up stocks from across the board today. With recent data from the U.S. too turni #State Bank of India Group #Punjab National Bank #Bank of Baroda

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