* BAJAJ AUTO: Labour union at the company's Chakan plant filed its written statement to labour court in the ongoing dispute with management.
* BHARTI INFRATEL: Is seeing a turnaround in demand for towers by telecom service providers as the sector sees gradual abating of regulatory uncertainty.
* CANARA BANK: Has sought capital support of about 10 bln rupees from the Central government to primarily fund its business expansion abroad.
* COLGATE: Posted 58% year-on-year rise in Apr-Jun net profit at 1.85 bln rupees aided by an exceptional gain of 700 mln rupees.
* EASUN REYROLLE: Overseas investment subsidiary ERL International acquired 82% stake in Electrical Distribution Solutions.
* GAS AUTHORITY OF INDIA : The Company has rejected a proposal by Tamil Nadu government to lay gas pipelines along highways, as it says the proposal is technically unfeasible.
* GMR INFRASTRUCTURE: Chairman GM Rao's son Kiran Kumar Grandhi has been appointed as managing director of the company.
* INDIAN HOTELS CO: The hotel chain has been unable to fill up vacant board positions for independent directors leading to a violation of listing agreement clauses.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: Has raised $500 mln by selling 10-year dollar-denominated bonds pricing it at 3.224 percentage points over US treasuries, and carrying a coupon of 5.75 percent.
* JAYPEE INFRATECH: Company posted Apr-Jun net profit of 810.1 mln rupees, down 61.4% on year and net sales of 7.69 bln rupees, up 13.4% on year. Jaypee Infratech may lose rights to host Formula One race in Grater Noida. F1 management may terminate the five-year contract mid-way over
taxation issues.
* JAY SHREE TEA & INDUSTRIES: The Company is planning to enter real estate development in Kolkata.
* JET AIRWAYS: Foreign Investment Promotion Board gave conditional approval to the proposed preferential allotment of 24% stake in the company to Etihad Airways. An Indian government panel has approved a proposal by the company to sell a 24% stake to Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways.
* JINDAL STEEL AND POWER: The Company has emerged as the frontrunner to acquire Indian assets of steel trader Stemcor Holdings.
* JSW STEEL: Has proposed to setup a steel plant in Odisha's Kendrapara district for an investment of 150 bln rupees. The company has put its 2-mln-tn expansion plan at its 10-mln-tn plant at Vijayanagar on hold due to projected iron ore shortage.
* MAHINDRA LIFESAPCE DEVELOPERS: Signed joint venture with Standard Chartered Bank to invest 10 bln in various projects.
* MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA : The car maker has no plans to pull out of Manesar despite troubles with land owners.
* MAN INDUSTRIES: Fight for control over the company has intensified between promoters--R.C. Mansukhani and younger brother J.C. Mansukhani. The younger sibling has approached the Supreme Court.
* MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE: Posted Apr-Jun net profit of 601.2 mln rupees, down 7.1% on year and net sales of 1.23 bln rupees, down 0.1% on year.
* NTPC: May opt out of mining in Jharkhand due to the prevalent law and order situation.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: The Company will begin gas production from its first deepwater field by August.
* PRIME FOCUS: The Company will be equity partner in movie 'Sin City 2' via arm Prime Focus World.
* RELIANCE COMMUNICATION: The Supreme Court on Thursday will continue hearing the plea of the company's unit Reliance Telecom, which challenged the special court's order directing summons for group head.
* SESA GOA: Posted consolidated Apr-Jun net profit of 4.14 bln rupees, down 57% on year and net sales of 3.61 bln rupees, down 79.1% on year. The company said it is waiting for Mumbai High Court's order on an appeal filed against the approval that the same court had earlier given to the proposed merger of Sterlite Industries ( India ) with itself.
* SUBEX: In partnership with Mauritius ' Softpro International, has received licence contract from Ethio Telecom for its revenue assurance solution.
* ULTRATECH CEMENT: Reported 14% decline on year in its Apr-Jun net profit at 6.73 bln rupees on account of increase in other income. The company plans to ramp up its capacity by 10.55 mln tn to 64.55 mln tn over the next 20 months at a capital expenditure of around 137 bln rupees.
* YES BANK: Madhu Kapoor who has been fighting co-promoter Rana Kapoor for a right to have a seat on YES Bank's board, has challenged nomination rights of Rana Kapoor, saying he holds less than 10% in the bank.
* BHARTI INFRATEL: Is seeing a turnaround in demand for towers by telecom service providers as the sector sees gradual abating of regulatory uncertainty.
* CANARA BANK: Has sought capital support of about 10 bln rupees from the Central government to primarily fund its business expansion abroad.
* COLGATE: Posted 58% year-on-year rise in Apr-Jun net profit at 1.85 bln rupees aided by an exceptional gain of 700 mln rupees.
* EASUN REYROLLE: Overseas investment subsidiary ERL International acquired 82% stake in Electrical Distribution Solutions.
* GAS AUTHORITY OF INDIA : The Company has rejected a proposal by Tamil Nadu government to lay gas pipelines along highways, as it says the proposal is technically unfeasible.
* GMR INFRASTRUCTURE: Chairman GM Rao's son Kiran Kumar Grandhi has been appointed as managing director of the company.
* INDIAN HOTELS CO: The hotel chain has been unable to fill up vacant board positions for independent directors leading to a violation of listing agreement clauses.
* INDIAN OIL CORP: Has raised $500 mln by selling 10-year dollar-denominated bonds pricing it at 3.224 percentage points over US treasuries, and carrying a coupon of 5.75 percent.
* JAYPEE INFRATECH: Company posted Apr-Jun net profit of 810.1 mln rupees, down 61.4% on year and net sales of 7.69 bln rupees, up 13.4% on year. Jaypee Infratech may lose rights to host Formula One race in Grater Noida. F1 management may terminate the five-year contract mid-way over
taxation issues.
* JAY SHREE TEA & INDUSTRIES: The Company is planning to enter real estate development in Kolkata.
* JET AIRWAYS: Foreign Investment Promotion Board gave conditional approval to the proposed preferential allotment of 24% stake in the company to Etihad Airways. An Indian government panel has approved a proposal by the company to sell a 24% stake to Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways.
* JINDAL STEEL AND POWER: The Company has emerged as the frontrunner to acquire Indian assets of steel trader Stemcor Holdings.
* JSW STEEL: Has proposed to setup a steel plant in Odisha's Kendrapara district for an investment of 150 bln rupees. The company has put its 2-mln-tn expansion plan at its 10-mln-tn plant at Vijayanagar on hold due to projected iron ore shortage.
* MAHINDRA LIFESAPCE DEVELOPERS: Signed joint venture with Standard Chartered Bank to invest 10 bln in various projects.
* MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA : The car maker has no plans to pull out of Manesar despite troubles with land owners.
* MAN INDUSTRIES: Fight for control over the company has intensified between promoters--R.C. Mansukhani and younger brother J.C. Mansukhani. The younger sibling has approached the Supreme Court.
* MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE: Posted Apr-Jun net profit of 601.2 mln rupees, down 7.1% on year and net sales of 1.23 bln rupees, down 0.1% on year.
* NTPC: May opt out of mining in Jharkhand due to the prevalent law and order situation.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: The Company will begin gas production from its first deepwater field by August.
* PRIME FOCUS: The Company will be equity partner in movie 'Sin City 2' via arm Prime Focus World.
* RELIANCE COMMUNICATION: The Supreme Court on Thursday will continue hearing the plea of the company's unit Reliance Telecom, which challenged the special court's order directing summons for group head.
* SESA GOA: Posted consolidated Apr-Jun net profit of 4.14 bln rupees, down 57% on year and net sales of 3.61 bln rupees, down 79.1% on year. The company said it is waiting for Mumbai High Court's order on an appeal filed against the approval that the same court had earlier given to the proposed merger of Sterlite Industries ( India ) with itself.
* SUBEX: In partnership with Mauritius ' Softpro International, has received licence contract from Ethio Telecom for its revenue assurance solution.
* ULTRATECH CEMENT: Reported 14% decline on year in its Apr-Jun net profit at 6.73 bln rupees on account of increase in other income. The company plans to ramp up its capacity by 10.55 mln tn to 64.55 mln tn over the next 20 months at a capital expenditure of around 137 bln rupees.
* YES BANK: Madhu Kapoor who has been fighting co-promoter Rana Kapoor for a right to have a seat on YES Bank's board, has challenged nomination rights of Rana Kapoor, saying he holds less than 10% in the bank.
