* ADANI PORTS AND SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES: Has formed a joint venture with Switzerland-based MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co to operate its container terminal at Mundra port.
* AMBUJA CEMENTS: Parent Holcim plans to carry out a substantial restructuring of Indian operations that could include a much-anticipated merger between the company and ACC.
* AUSTRAL COKE & PROJECTS: Promoters of Austral Coke & Projects have terminated the share purchase agreement to sell the company to Aum Saw Pipes & Industries after the latter failed to make the payment within the due date.
* CAREER POINT: Has tied up with Birla Education Trust to provide tutorial services for pre-medical and pre-engineering entrance tests to students of three Birla schools at Pilani in Rajasthan.
* COAL INDIA: Produced 102.87 mln tn of fossil fuel in Apr-Jun as against the targeted 106.88 mln tn.
* DB CORP: Has sold its entire 51% stake in Divya Prabhat Publications.
* DENA BANK: Has cut interest rates on most foreign currency term deposits maturing from Jul 1 for non-resident Indians.
* EDELWEISS FINANCIAL SERVICES: Credit Analysis & Research Ltd has assigned a 'CARE AA' (Double A) rating for its 500 mln long term debt.
* GITANJALI GEMS: Macquarie Finance has acquired 5.43% stake in the company through invocation of 5 mln pledged shares, worth 1.06 bln rupees at Tuesday's market price.
* HIKAL: Has signed a long-term supply contract with a global bio-pharmaceutical company.
* HINDUSTAN COPPER: The government has set the floor price for the offer for sale of the company's shares at 70 rupees each.
* HINDUSTAN MOTORS: The company's June total passenger vehicle sales stood at 193 units as against 317 units.
* IRB INFRASTRUCTURE: Promoters of the company pledged 5.5 mln shares between Jun 26 and Jul 1.
* KANORIA CHEMCIALS & INDUSTRIES: Is expanding the capacity of the Czech production facility of APAG Holding AG, which it acquired in April 2012.
* LANCO INFRATECH: Has contracted 80,000 sq ft of space at its special economic zone in Hyderabad to Sutherland Global Services' arm Apollo Health Street .
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Has become the first corporate entity in India to issue 50-year, plain vanilla rupee-denominated bonds as it plans to raise 5 bln rupees through the bond issue at a coupon of 9.55% payable annually.
* MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA : Has launched a limited edition sports version of its compact car Swift.
* NEYVELI LIGNITE CORP: The coal ministry said Tamil Nadu's proposal to buy 5% stake in the company has been referred to Securities and Exchange Board of India to examine whether such sale is permitted within the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957.
* OIL & NATURAL GAS CORP: In a setback to ONGC Videsh, the Kazakhstan government has decided to exercise its pre-emptive rights to acquire US-based ConocoPhillips's 8.4% interest in the giant Kashagan oilfield that the Indian company was eyeing.
* PRIME SECURITIES: Bourses have held back close to 400 mln rupees in payouts to several high net-worth individuals, who are clients of a handful of brokers who are being probed. Most of these investors are said to be client of the company's wealth management division.
* PUNJ LLOYD: Has appointed Chua Sey Kok as chief executive officer for the company's Singapore arm.
* RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS: Is close to selling over 80% stake in direct-to-home operation arm Reliance Digital to Sun TV for around 25 bln rupees.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The company's negotiation with Samsung for developing handsets that can provide voice on 4G has hit a hurdle, with the handset maker unwilling to match the price demanded by RIL. Company is looking to further expand its international fuel-retailing venture Gulf Africa Petroleum Corp in Africa .
* SAGAR CEMENTS: CRISIL has revised its rating outlook on the long-term bank facilities to 'Negative' from 'Stable'.
* SHEE DIGVIJAY CEMENT CO: SEBI has given time to the promoters till Sep 3 to sell equity shares of the company to comply with the minimum public shareholding norms.
* STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA : Produced 3.2 mln tn of saleable steel in Apr-Jun, 6% higher than last year. The company along with JINDAL STEEL & POWER could face penalties for flouting clean energy norms.
* SUN PHARMACUTICAL INDUSTRIES: Is unlikely to tap the marketing exclusivity for its generic substitute of Prandin.
* TATA POWER: Announced that it has achieved financial closure for its 95 MW Tsitsikamma wind farm project in South Africa through Cennergi--its 50:50 joint venture with Exxaro Resources.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Three Morgan Stanley group companies have acquired additional 1.18 mln shares or 0.8% stake in the company on Friday through market purchases and invoking pledged shares.
* YES BANK: The RBI has withdrawn, with immediate effect, the restriction placed on the purchase of the banks' shares by foreign institutional investors under the portfolio investment scheme.
* AMBUJA CEMENTS: Parent Holcim plans to carry out a substantial restructuring of Indian operations that could include a much-anticipated merger between the company and ACC.
* AUSTRAL COKE & PROJECTS: Promoters of Austral Coke & Projects have terminated the share purchase agreement to sell the company to Aum Saw Pipes & Industries after the latter failed to make the payment within the due date.
* CAREER POINT: Has tied up with Birla Education Trust to provide tutorial services for pre-medical and pre-engineering entrance tests to students of three Birla schools at Pilani in Rajasthan.
* COAL INDIA: Produced 102.87 mln tn of fossil fuel in Apr-Jun as against the targeted 106.88 mln tn.
* DB CORP: Has sold its entire 51% stake in Divya Prabhat Publications.
* DENA BANK: Has cut interest rates on most foreign currency term deposits maturing from Jul 1 for non-resident Indians.
* EDELWEISS FINANCIAL SERVICES: Credit Analysis & Research Ltd has assigned a 'CARE AA' (Double A) rating for its 500 mln long term debt.
* GITANJALI GEMS: Macquarie Finance has acquired 5.43% stake in the company through invocation of 5 mln pledged shares, worth 1.06 bln rupees at Tuesday's market price.
* HIKAL: Has signed a long-term supply contract with a global bio-pharmaceutical company.
* HINDUSTAN COPPER: The government has set the floor price for the offer for sale of the company's shares at 70 rupees each.
* HINDUSTAN MOTORS: The company's June total passenger vehicle sales stood at 193 units as against 317 units.
* IRB INFRASTRUCTURE: Promoters of the company pledged 5.5 mln shares between Jun 26 and Jul 1.
* KANORIA CHEMCIALS & INDUSTRIES: Is expanding the capacity of the Czech production facility of APAG Holding AG, which it acquired in April 2012.
* LANCO INFRATECH: Has contracted 80,000 sq ft of space at its special economic zone in Hyderabad to Sutherland Global Services' arm Apollo Health Street .
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Has become the first corporate entity in India to issue 50-year, plain vanilla rupee-denominated bonds as it plans to raise 5 bln rupees through the bond issue at a coupon of 9.55% payable annually.
* MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA : Has launched a limited edition sports version of its compact car Swift.
* NEYVELI LIGNITE CORP: The coal ministry said Tamil Nadu's proposal to buy 5% stake in the company has been referred to Securities and Exchange Board of India to examine whether such sale is permitted within the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957.
* OIL & NATURAL GAS CORP: In a setback to ONGC Videsh, the Kazakhstan government has decided to exercise its pre-emptive rights to acquire US-based ConocoPhillips's 8.4% interest in the giant Kashagan oilfield that the Indian company was eyeing.
* PRIME SECURITIES: Bourses have held back close to 400 mln rupees in payouts to several high net-worth individuals, who are clients of a handful of brokers who are being probed. Most of these investors are said to be client of the company's wealth management division.
* PUNJ LLOYD: Has appointed Chua Sey Kok as chief executive officer for the company's Singapore arm.
* RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS: Is close to selling over 80% stake in direct-to-home operation arm Reliance Digital to Sun TV for around 25 bln rupees.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: The company's negotiation with Samsung for developing handsets that can provide voice on 4G has hit a hurdle, with the handset maker unwilling to match the price demanded by RIL. Company is looking to further expand its international fuel-retailing venture Gulf Africa Petroleum Corp in Africa .
* SAGAR CEMENTS: CRISIL has revised its rating outlook on the long-term bank facilities to 'Negative' from 'Stable'.
* SHEE DIGVIJAY CEMENT CO: SEBI has given time to the promoters till Sep 3 to sell equity shares of the company to comply with the minimum public shareholding norms.
* STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA : Produced 3.2 mln tn of saleable steel in Apr-Jun, 6% higher than last year. The company along with JINDAL STEEL & POWER could face penalties for flouting clean energy norms.
* SUN PHARMACUTICAL INDUSTRIES: Is unlikely to tap the marketing exclusivity for its generic substitute of Prandin.
* TATA POWER: Announced that it has achieved financial closure for its 95 MW Tsitsikamma wind farm project in South Africa through Cennergi--its 50:50 joint venture with Exxaro Resources.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Three Morgan Stanley group companies have acquired additional 1.18 mln shares or 0.8% stake in the company on Friday through market purchases and invoking pledged shares.
* YES BANK: The RBI has withdrawn, with immediate effect, the restriction placed on the purchase of the banks' shares by foreign institutional investors under the portfolio investment scheme.
