* CADILA HEALTHCARE: May soon launch an indigenously developed molecule for diabetes dyslipidemia, which is expected to be called Saroglitizar.
* CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA : Shareholders have approved issuing 308.46 mln shares at 78.00 rupees each to the government on a preferential basis.
* COAL INDIA: May cut prices of top grades of thermal coal with calorific value of over 6,100 kilocalories per kg.
* FLEXITUFF INTERNATIONAL: Has issued foreign currency convertible bonds for subscription and is expecting to raise up to $25 mln.
* GLENMARK PHARMACEUTICALS: Is recalling from the US market multiple lots of Montelukast Sodium tablets (10mg) used for treating chronic asthma and prophylaxis.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Its joint venture with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is evaluating acquisition of power generating equipment manufacturing units set up jointly by BGR ENERGY SYSTEMS and Hitachi Power Europe.
* LIBERTY SHOES: Board has approved organisational restructuring of the company.
* MOTHERSON SUMI SYSTEMS: Has shelved its plan to raise funds just before an extraordinary general meeting.
* NTPC: Has put forth two new demands concerning the acceptable quality of coal and losses during transport under new fuel supply agreements with COAL INDIA .
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: Planning commission has revived a proposal to hive off ONGC Videsh, and list it on domestic and overseas bourses.
* PANTALOON RETAIL INDIA: Future Group has shelved plan to sell stake in some retail formats after it managed to halve its debt by selling Pantaloon Format and non-retail businesses.
* PUDUMJEE PULP & PAPER MILLS: Produced 1,740 tn paper in February.
* RUBY MILLS: Workers at the company's Dhamni plant have called off strike on Mar 16 and normal operations have been restored.
* STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA : The Empowered Group of Ministers will meet Tuesday to decide the floor price of the company's offer for sale.
* STURDY INDUSTRIES: Board has resolved to seek the consent of shareholders for allotment of 10 mln convertible warrants.
* VISA STEEL: SunCoke Energy and the company have formed a joint venture company--VISA SunCoke--which takes over the already operational 400,000 tn heat recovery coke plant at Kalingnagar in Odisha.
