The Financial Express
 
 
 
 

 

 
   CORPORATE
Wednesday, Aug 15, 2001 
Hindujas interested in buying Enron stake in Dabhol Power
  Close on the heels of Tata Power, Hindujas group on Tuesday evinced interest in buying us energy major Enron’s stake in the $ 2.9 billion controversial Dabhol Power Project.
IFB to focus on core business
  IFB Industries Ltd, the automotive parts and white goods maker, has decided to concentrate on its core business of engineering, now that it has got rid off all unrelated businesses into which it had diversified over the last two decades, according to chairman Bijon Nag.
Tinplate in talks with FIs for cut in interest rates
  Tinplate Co of India Ltd expects to save around 20 per cent on interest outgo, once the financial institutions agree to bring down the interest rates on term loans they released to the company.
Auditor qualifies IFB accounts
  IFB Industries’ outgoing auditor, Bhadra & Bhadra, does not know where the company is going. The statutory auditor has noted that while the accounts for the year to March 31, 2001, have been prepared on the basis of a “going concern”, it cannot say whether the company will continue to be so.


   OTHER STORIES
Govt to decide on Hinduja bid for A-I in 10 days
Emami eyes 40% sales growth
Phillips Carbon Black steps in to sort out Kochi unit problems
Return on net worth of 75 NBFCs declines during 2000-01
Aurobindo Pharma recasts manufacturing operations
Ratan Tata denies plans to hive off Indica project
Cidco selects Arthur Andersen as consultants for Navi Mumbai SEZ
Lancer makes losses at the top slot
Pandya quits BOC; Lamba to take over
COAI, Tata, BPL, 4 others fined for filing false affidavit
Coke takes on Gatorade with relaunched drink
The Index: Buyback benefits
 
   
 
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