The Financial Express
 
 
 
 

 

 
   CORPORATE
Tuesday, December 04, 2001 
AstraZeneca keen to invest in Indian biotech, pharma
  AstraZeneca Pharma India, the Indian subsidiary of $15 billion AstraZeneca AB of Sweden is interested to invest in smaller pharma and biotech companies as a venture capitalist, which offer some security on their intellectual property.
CESC to hike borrowing limit to Rs 3,800 crore
  The cash-strapped RPG Group public utility concern CESC is planning to hike its borrowing limit to Rs 3,800 crore. In order to meet a part of the company’s working capital requirements and for retirement of high cost borrowings of the company, ICICI has sanctioned a term loan amounting to Rs 660 crore.
   
Centre mulls amending Atomic Energy Act for private sector entry
  The Centre is working on certain amendments to the Atomic Energy Act in order to enable the private sector to play a role in the area of nuclear power technology.
Daikin Shriram plans to notch up Rs 100-cr sales this fiscal
  Daikin Shriram Aircondtioning Pvt Ltd is looking at a turnover of Rs 100 crore in this financial year. The company has set itself a target of achieving critical mass with a turnover of Rs 200 crore for setting up a dedicated manufacturing base in the country.

   OTHER STORIES
Generation cost at WB units under CESC lens
India to attain 20,000 mw nuclear power capacity by ’20
Hetero Drugs gets US FDA nod for five APIs
GACL Nov dispatches up 15 per cent
Ivax, Cipla in drug sourcing deal
San Miguel deal yet to be endorsed
The Index: Correcting CAR
 
   
 
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