* ADANI POWER: The National Green Tribunal has agreed to scrutinize the environmental clearance granted by the ministry of environment and forests to the company's imported coal-based 1,320 MW Chhindwara power plant in October last year.
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Is in talks with US media and communications giant Liberty Media to sell a stake in its unlisted direct-to-home business, as compulsory digitization and higher foreign ownership limit drive firms to seek capital and market reach.
* CIPLA: Drugs manufactured by the company have come under scanner of the regulator Drug Controller General of India for failing safety and efficacy tests.
* COAL INDIA: Has signed two fuel supply agreements with NTPC for 2.3 mln tn of coal, thereby ending a year-long dispute over the issue. A petroleum ministry proposal, if accepted by the Cabinet, may allow the state-owned company to explore coal bed methane at its mines as the company already holds licences to the blocks.
* ELDER PHARMACEUTICALS: Board has approved a plan to restructure the company's business that seeks to reduce debt. French company Sanofi has emerged as the highest bidder for the domestic formulation business of the company.
* HINDUSTAN MEDIA VENTURES: HT MEDIA's 1.93-mln-share offer for sale in the company was fully subscribed with bids being received for 1.94 mln shares at an indicative price of 120 rupees a share, same as the floor price.
* HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP: Has signed a joint venture agreement with the Rajasthan government for setting up a 9-mln-tn-per-annum refinery project in Barmer.
* JET AIRWAYS: Founder chairman Naresh Goyal has found place in a new committee formed by the civil aviation ministry to boost ties with the United Arab Emirates , even as the deal to sell a 24% stake to the UAE's national airline hangs fire.
* MALABAR TRADING: Board has approved issue of up to 20 mln convertible equity warrants on preferential basis along with the proposal to sell stake in the company's subsidiaries.
* NESTLE INDIA : Will soon launch its premium chocolate brand Alpino in India to take on Italian brand Ferrero Rocher and Cadbury's Toblerone in the country.
* OIL & NATURAL GAS CORP: ONGC Videsh plans to restart negotiations with Iraq for finalising the contract for oil block 8.
* POWER GRID CORP OF INDIA : Has set a coupon of 8.70% on its domestic bond issue. The company plans to raise at least 10 bln rupees through these bonds.
* SUNDARAM CLAYTON: Promoter Sundaram Finance's offer for sale for four shares of the company received bids for 15 shares.
* SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES: Announced that its subsidiary has received final approval from the US Food and Drug Administration to market its generic version of Novo Nordisk's anti-diabetic drug Prandin.
* TATA POWER: The Maharashtra state electricity regulator has approved a 25% rate rise in the current financial year for the Mumbai region, which will allow the company to recover its dues and improve cash flow and lower interest cost.
* WIPRO: Has brushed aside media reports that an employee of the company was arrested for issuing Aadhar cards to Bangladeshi immigrants, and said the
person named in the report is not its employee.
* ZUARI AGRO CHEMICALS: Arm Zuari Fertilisers & Chemicals has raised its shareholding in MANGALORE CHEMICALS & FERTILIZERS to 16%, preparing the pitch for a prolonged takeover battle with DEEPAK FERTILISERS & PETROCHEMICALS CORP.
* BHARTI AIRTEL: Is in talks with US media and communications giant Liberty Media to sell a stake in its unlisted direct-to-home business, as compulsory digitization and higher foreign ownership limit drive firms to seek capital and market reach.
* CIPLA: Drugs manufactured by the company have come under scanner of the regulator Drug Controller General of India for failing safety and efficacy tests.
* COAL INDIA: Has signed two fuel supply agreements with NTPC for 2.3 mln tn of coal, thereby ending a year-long dispute over the issue. A petroleum ministry proposal, if accepted by the Cabinet, may allow the state-owned company to explore coal bed methane at its mines as the company already holds licences to the blocks.
* ELDER PHARMACEUTICALS: Board has approved a plan to restructure the company's business that seeks to reduce debt. French company Sanofi has emerged as the highest bidder for the domestic formulation business of the company.
* HINDUSTAN MEDIA VENTURES: HT MEDIA's 1.93-mln-share offer for sale in the company was fully subscribed with bids being received for 1.94 mln shares at an indicative price of 120 rupees a share, same as the floor price.
* HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORP: Has signed a joint venture agreement with the Rajasthan government for setting up a 9-mln-tn-per-annum refinery project in Barmer.
* JET AIRWAYS: Founder chairman Naresh Goyal has found place in a new committee formed by the civil aviation ministry to boost ties with the United Arab Emirates , even as the deal to sell a 24% stake to the UAE's national airline hangs fire.
* MALABAR TRADING: Board has approved issue of up to 20 mln convertible equity warrants on preferential basis along with the proposal to sell stake in the company's subsidiaries.
* NESTLE INDIA : Will soon launch its premium chocolate brand Alpino in India to take on Italian brand Ferrero Rocher and Cadbury's Toblerone in the country.
* OIL & NATURAL GAS CORP: ONGC Videsh plans to restart negotiations with Iraq for finalising the contract for oil block 8.
* POWER GRID CORP OF INDIA : Has set a coupon of 8.70% on its domestic bond issue. The company plans to raise at least 10 bln rupees through these bonds.
* SUNDARAM CLAYTON: Promoter Sundaram Finance's offer for sale for four shares of the company received bids for 15 shares.
* SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES: Announced that its subsidiary has received final approval from the US Food and Drug Administration to market its generic version of Novo Nordisk's anti-diabetic drug Prandin.
* TATA POWER: The Maharashtra state electricity regulator has approved a 25% rate rise in the current financial year for the Mumbai region, which will allow the company to recover its dues and improve cash flow and lower interest cost.
* WIPRO: Has brushed aside media reports that an employee of the company was arrested for issuing Aadhar cards to Bangladeshi immigrants, and said the
person named in the report is not its employee.
* ZUARI AGRO CHEMICALS: Arm Zuari Fertilisers & Chemicals has raised its shareholding in MANGALORE CHEMICALS & FERTILIZERS to 16%, preparing the pitch for a prolonged takeover battle with DEEPAK FERTILISERS & PETROCHEMICALS CORP.
