* BAJAJ AUTO: The Pune labour court has slammed the company's Chakan unit trade union for using delaying tactics; will hear matter on Jul 29.
* BEST EASTERN HOTELS: Has set its offer for sale floor price at 50 rupees a share.
* BHARAT PETROLEUM CORP: Company is fast tracking plans for establishing a terminal in Ennore, Tamil Nadu
* CEREBRA INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES: Has cancelled plans to acquire Singapore - based Cimelia Resource Recovery.
* COAL INDIA: Trade unions have turned down coal ministry's proposal to offer 5% of the company's shares to employees and sell an equal amount in the market. The ministry has sought another meeting on Jul 30.
* COMMERCIAL ENGINEERS & BODY BUILDERS: Board has approved the sale of some of the company's non-core assets, including a 6.05-acre plot of land at Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh.
* COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL: Has posted Apr-Jun consolidated net profit of 214.2 mln rupees, down 81.4% on year.
* DLF: Has sought shareholders' approval to modify the memorandum of association for providing specific retirement benefits to directors who have made outstanding contribution to the company's growth.
* EMKAY GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES: Has requested the Securities Appellate Tribunal to direct the NSE to disclose the show-cause notice that Securities and Exchange Board of India issued to the stock exchange in the flash crash issue.
* GHCL: Has posted net profit down 4.78% on year at 278.65 mln rupees for Apr-Jun. Net sales fell 8.30% on year to 5.04520 bln rupees.
* GVK POWER & INFRASTRUCURE: Oil & gas field development project has hit a hurdle as defence ministry's clearance is awaited.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs may consider share allocation to employees when taking up the issue of government divestment in the company.
* JET AIRWAYS INDIA : The company's commercial pact with Etihad Airways is under Foreign Investment Promotion Board's scanner to ensure control is not passed onto the latter.
* JSW STEEL: May buy local assets of Stemcor Holdings to gain iron ore mines.
* KALINDEE RAIL NIRMAN ENGINEERS: Jupiter Metal has raised it open offer price for additional stake in the company to 70 rupees a share, higher than TEXMACO RAIL & ENGINEERING's offer of 68 rupees per share.
* KPIT CUMMINS: Board has approved merger of KPIT Global Solutions with the company.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Has sought shareholders' nod to raise up to $600 mln through issue of securities.
* LOK HOUSING & CONSTRUCTIONS: Board has approved one-for-two rights share issue.
* MARUTI SUZUKI: Has threatened to shut its Manesar unit in Haryana if it has to pay 5 bln rupees in additional compensation to landowners for the land on which the plant is situated.
* NATCO PHARMA: Has dropped plan to launch biosimilar version of breast cancer drug Abraxane for commercial reasons despite having successfully challenged the innovator's patent.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: The company and its partners Tata Petrodyne and HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION CO will invest 11 bln rupees in developing the Cambay block.
* PETRONET LNG: May review price of gas imported from Exxon's Australia project as it may be the most expensive imported fuel today.
* PRIME SECURITIES: Has told shareholders it has not received any show-cause notice from the bourse; will seek legal action against NSE for withholding payouts of certain shares sold by group companies on Feb 25.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: SAT has adjourned hearing of the company's appeal against SEBI in relation to the insider trading case; matter to be heard Aug 30.
* RELIANCE POWER: Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has asked the company to submit a report on the financial impact on its 4,000 MW Sasan ultra mega power project due to a weak rupee and escalation in cost of construction.
* SAMRUDDHI REALTY: Board has approved one-for-five bonus share issue.
* SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE: Has decided to close its public issue of secured, redeemable non-convertible debentures today, as against Jul 29, as it received subscriptions for 6.97 bln rupees as on Monday.
* SIGRUN HOLDINGS: Has decided to voluntarily surrender its non-banking financial company licence to the Reserve Bank of India .
* SPICEJET: Chief Executive Officer Neil Mills resigns.
* TATA POWER CO: Solar power plant in Gujarat has generated over 43 mln units of electricity in 2012-13.
* THOMAS COOK: To sell office premises in Nariman Point, Mumbai.
* UNITECH: Reliance-Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group Chairman Anil Ambani has told the Central Bureau of Investigation that Tatas had "funded" Unitech's application and fee for grant of 2G spectrum licences during the tenure of former telecom minister A. Raja.
* UNITED BREWERIES HOLDINGS: A Karnataka High Court division bench has imposed conditions on the company asking it not to transfer or part with any possessions on appeal filed by BNP Paribas, which had financed KINGFISHER AIRLINES.
* WABCO INDIA: Has posted net profit of 353.9 mln rupees, up 15.42% on year and net sales of 2.49 bln rupees, up 4.72% on year.
* WESTLIFE DEVELOPMENT: Arisaig Partners will buy 3.5% stake in the company for 1.8 bln rupees.
* ZENSAR TECHNOLOGIES: Has secured orders worth over 1 bln rupees in the last few weeks and its order pipeline across all markets is over $300 mln.
* BEST EASTERN HOTELS: Has set its offer for sale floor price at 50 rupees a share.
* BHARAT PETROLEUM CORP: Company is fast tracking plans for establishing a terminal in Ennore, Tamil Nadu
* CEREBRA INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES: Has cancelled plans to acquire Singapore - based Cimelia Resource Recovery.
* COAL INDIA: Trade unions have turned down coal ministry's proposal to offer 5% of the company's shares to employees and sell an equal amount in the market. The ministry has sought another meeting on Jul 30.
* COMMERCIAL ENGINEERS & BODY BUILDERS: Board has approved the sale of some of the company's non-core assets, including a 6.05-acre plot of land at Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh.
* COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL: Has posted Apr-Jun consolidated net profit of 214.2 mln rupees, down 81.4% on year.
* DLF: Has sought shareholders' approval to modify the memorandum of association for providing specific retirement benefits to directors who have made outstanding contribution to the company's growth.
* EMKAY GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES: Has requested the Securities Appellate Tribunal to direct the NSE to disclose the show-cause notice that Securities and Exchange Board of India issued to the stock exchange in the flash crash issue.
* GHCL: Has posted net profit down 4.78% on year at 278.65 mln rupees for Apr-Jun. Net sales fell 8.30% on year to 5.04520 bln rupees.
* GVK POWER & INFRASTRUCURE: Oil & gas field development project has hit a hurdle as defence ministry's clearance is awaited.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs may consider share allocation to employees when taking up the issue of government divestment in the company.
* JET AIRWAYS INDIA : The company's commercial pact with Etihad Airways is under Foreign Investment Promotion Board's scanner to ensure control is not passed onto the latter.
* JSW STEEL: May buy local assets of Stemcor Holdings to gain iron ore mines.
* KALINDEE RAIL NIRMAN ENGINEERS: Jupiter Metal has raised it open offer price for additional stake in the company to 70 rupees a share, higher than TEXMACO RAIL & ENGINEERING's offer of 68 rupees per share.
* KPIT CUMMINS: Board has approved merger of KPIT Global Solutions with the company.
* LARSEN & TOUBRO: Has sought shareholders' nod to raise up to $600 mln through issue of securities.
* LOK HOUSING & CONSTRUCTIONS: Board has approved one-for-two rights share issue.
* MARUTI SUZUKI: Has threatened to shut its Manesar unit in Haryana if it has to pay 5 bln rupees in additional compensation to landowners for the land on which the plant is situated.
* NATCO PHARMA: Has dropped plan to launch biosimilar version of breast cancer drug Abraxane for commercial reasons despite having successfully challenged the innovator's patent.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: The company and its partners Tata Petrodyne and HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION CO will invest 11 bln rupees in developing the Cambay block.
* PETRONET LNG: May review price of gas imported from Exxon's Australia project as it may be the most expensive imported fuel today.
* PRIME SECURITIES: Has told shareholders it has not received any show-cause notice from the bourse; will seek legal action against NSE for withholding payouts of certain shares sold by group companies on Feb 25.
* RELIANCE INDUSTRIES: SAT has adjourned hearing of the company's appeal against SEBI in relation to the insider trading case; matter to be heard Aug 30.
* RELIANCE POWER: Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has asked the company to submit a report on the financial impact on its 4,000 MW Sasan ultra mega power project due to a weak rupee and escalation in cost of construction.
* SAMRUDDHI REALTY: Board has approved one-for-five bonus share issue.
* SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE: Has decided to close its public issue of secured, redeemable non-convertible debentures today, as against Jul 29, as it received subscriptions for 6.97 bln rupees as on Monday.
* SIGRUN HOLDINGS: Has decided to voluntarily surrender its non-banking financial company licence to the Reserve Bank of India .
* SPICEJET: Chief Executive Officer Neil Mills resigns.
* TATA POWER CO: Solar power plant in Gujarat has generated over 43 mln units of electricity in 2012-13.
* THOMAS COOK: To sell office premises in Nariman Point, Mumbai.
* UNITECH: Reliance-Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group Chairman Anil Ambani has told the Central Bureau of Investigation that Tatas had "funded" Unitech's application and fee for grant of 2G spectrum licences during the tenure of former telecom minister A. Raja.
* UNITED BREWERIES HOLDINGS: A Karnataka High Court division bench has imposed conditions on the company asking it not to transfer or part with any possessions on appeal filed by BNP Paribas, which had financed KINGFISHER AIRLINES.
* WABCO INDIA: Has posted net profit of 353.9 mln rupees, up 15.42% on year and net sales of 2.49 bln rupees, up 4.72% on year.
* WESTLIFE DEVELOPMENT: Arisaig Partners will buy 3.5% stake in the company for 1.8 bln rupees.
* ZENSAR TECHNOLOGIES: Has secured orders worth over 1 bln rupees in the last few weeks and its order pipeline across all markets is over $300 mln.
