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Essar to pay additional Rs 880 cr or Rs 75.48 per share to minority shareholders of EOL
• 8 years agoMinority shareholders of Essar Oil will get Rs 75.48 per share in addition to Rs 262.80 per share they had got on delisting
All out efforts to make Unilever open offer a success
Fp Archives • 12 years agoIs the Hindustan Unilever open offer, due to open on 21 June, a move preparatory to delisting? From the company's strenuous efforts, it would appear so.
Honeywell Automation may be delisted; stock up 13%
Fp Staff • 12 years agoHoneywell Inc is considering delisting of its Indian subsidiary Honeywell Automation from the stock exchanges through a reverse book building.
MNCs surge on delisting expectations
Fp Archives • 13 years agoMarket experts believe that shares rallied for the Indian units of MNCs on expectations that their parent organisations may opt for delisting them, rather than diluting the promoter holding in the sluggish environment prevailing currently.
iGate accepts Patni delisting offer at Rs 520 per share
Fp Archives • 13 years agoThe company accepted the discovered price of Rs 520 determined through a reverse book building process using the electronic facility at the BSE.
Chart : Why investors need to be wary of buybacks
Sanjit Oberai • 13 years agoAccording to a report by SMC Securities, there are currently 16 buy backs in the market.
Psst! Want to know how to save tax?
Fp Staff • 13 years agoIf you are an aggressive investor, equities are good for you; conservative investors should stick to debt basket; those in other categories can choose a mix of both.
Midcap mania: 5 stocks that roared past the Sensex
Sanjit Oberai • 13 years agoIndian equities rank among the worst-performing stock market this year.However,investors could have made money had they invested in specific mid-cap stocks.
Is Oracle planning to delist its Indian arm?
Fp Staff • 13 years agoOracle says it is facing many additional risks and local securities regulations as it is yet to adhere to the 25 percent public shareholding norm.
Sebi may soon re-look new delisting norms
Fp Archives • 10 years agoAs industry opposition mounts against new delisting norms wherein promoters planning to take their<br /> company private have to secure the consent of 25 percent of public shareholders, capital market regulator Sebi today indicated that it is ready to have a re-look at them.