* ACC: Planning to rope in franchise manufactures to produce bricks from fly-ash.
* ATLANTA : Subsidiary MORA Tollways has achieved financial closure for the Mohania-Ara project in Bihar through its special purpose vehicle.
* BHARATI SHIPYARD: Bankers turn increasingly wary of company's 58.6-bln-rupee debt recast programme in tough business conditions.
* BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES: Company plans to sell the prime property of Britannia Garden estate in Bengaluru and an 8.5-acre property in Chennai to raise close to 7 bln rupees.
* COAL INDIA: Government has appointed Khaitan & Co as legal adviser for the 5% divestment through offer for sale in the company.
* COUNTRY CLUB: Board approves proposal to raise up to $150 mln.
* DOLLAR INDUSTRIES: The Calcutta Stock Exchange-listed is setting up a fabric processing unit in Erode district of Tamil Nadu with an investment of 350 mln.
* DECCAN CHRONICLE HOLDINGS: Company has been declared a wilful defaulter by CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA. The bank has referred the matter to the Reserve Bank of India .
* EROS INTERNATIONAL MEDIA: Parent company Eros International Plc has sought approval for an initial public offering in the US .
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES: Company owned National Spot Exchange said five of the 19 defaulters against whom the exchange has initiated legal proceedings have committed to provide collaterals which could be sold to recover 13.28 bln rupees due from them.
* GAIL INDIA: Has signed a $60-bln, or 3.8 trln rupees, deal with two US-based companies for bringing in close to six mln tn of liquefied natural gas over a 20-year period beginning 2016-17.
* GUJARAT FLUOROCHEMICALS: Has incorporated a subsidiary company, Gujarat Fluorochemicals GmbH, in Hamburg , Germany .
* HCL TECHNOLOGIES: UK-based mining company Anglo American Plc has selected the company to deliver information technology services.
* HINDALCO INDUSTRIES: The Company’s capex outlay for 2013-14 (Apr-Mar) has come down to 50 bln rupees from 140 bln in 2012-13, as most of the company's capacity expansion projects are nearing completion.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: Parent company Unilever Plc will keep investing in emerging markets such as India even though growth is slowing.
* INDIA CEMENTS: Company's Managing Director Srinivasan named as accused in charge sheet filed by Central Bureau of Investigation in a case of corruption against Jaganmohan Reddy.
* JAIPRAKASH POWER VENTURES: Has clarified that it has not mandated ICICI and IDFC as advisors for selling hydro assets.
* JINDAL STEEL AND POWER: Has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Republic of Liberia for setting up a 2X175 MW plant in that region.
* NMDC: The Income Tax Department slapped a 16.31-bln-rupees demand notice on the company for assessment years 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10, alleging the company had under-invoiced some export accounts.
* NTPC: Kerala has suggested adopting pooled tariff policy from company's power plants in the country to make gas-generated electricity affordable for customers in the state.
* SKS MICROFINANCE: In a bid to scuttle founder Vikram Akula's attempt to get on the board, the company said shareholders have no right to nominate directors.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : Raises salary limit eligibility norms for car loan seekers. Also increased service charges by 0.51%.
* TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Has been chosen as the strategic information technology partner by Scandinavian Airlines. Has bagged a five-year deal to electronically link all police stations in Goa .
* TATA MOTORS: Has launched its pick-up multi-utility vehicle Xenon in Nepal . The company's wholly owned arm PT Tata Motors Distribusi Indonesia has launched Aria, Vista, and Safari Storme vehicles in Indonesia . Company will launch 25-30 new products, upgrades and variants in the second half of the financial year.
* TATA POWER: Gujarat may accept hike in tariff for power from company's Mundra plant.
* TATA TELESERVICES ( MAHARASHTRA ): Lost 28,483 subscribers in August, shrinking its total user base to 10.31 mln.
* VOLTAS : Has won an order to install variable refrigerant flow systems for air conditioning at Mantri Developers' residential project in Bengaluru.
* ZENITH INFOTECH: A division bench of the Bombay High Court has dismissed an appeal by the company against the winding-up proceedings initiated by holders of foreign currency convertible bond of the company.
* ATLANTA : Subsidiary MORA Tollways has achieved financial closure for the Mohania-Ara project in Bihar through its special purpose vehicle.
* BHARATI SHIPYARD: Bankers turn increasingly wary of company's 58.6-bln-rupee debt recast programme in tough business conditions.
* BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES: Company plans to sell the prime property of Britannia Garden estate in Bengaluru and an 8.5-acre property in Chennai to raise close to 7 bln rupees.
* COAL INDIA: Government has appointed Khaitan & Co as legal adviser for the 5% divestment through offer for sale in the company.
* COUNTRY CLUB: Board approves proposal to raise up to $150 mln.
* DOLLAR INDUSTRIES: The Calcutta Stock Exchange-listed is setting up a fabric processing unit in Erode district of Tamil Nadu with an investment of 350 mln.
* DECCAN CHRONICLE HOLDINGS: Company has been declared a wilful defaulter by CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA. The bank has referred the matter to the Reserve Bank of India .
* EROS INTERNATIONAL MEDIA: Parent company Eros International Plc has sought approval for an initial public offering in the US .
* FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGIES: Company owned National Spot Exchange said five of the 19 defaulters against whom the exchange has initiated legal proceedings have committed to provide collaterals which could be sold to recover 13.28 bln rupees due from them.
* GAIL INDIA: Has signed a $60-bln, or 3.8 trln rupees, deal with two US-based companies for bringing in close to six mln tn of liquefied natural gas over a 20-year period beginning 2016-17.
* GUJARAT FLUOROCHEMICALS: Has incorporated a subsidiary company, Gujarat Fluorochemicals GmbH, in Hamburg , Germany .
* HCL TECHNOLOGIES: UK-based mining company Anglo American Plc has selected the company to deliver information technology services.
* HINDALCO INDUSTRIES: The Company’s capex outlay for 2013-14 (Apr-Mar) has come down to 50 bln rupees from 140 bln in 2012-13, as most of the company's capacity expansion projects are nearing completion.
* HINDUSTAN UNILEVER: Parent company Unilever Plc will keep investing in emerging markets such as India even though growth is slowing.
* INDIA CEMENTS: Company's Managing Director Srinivasan named as accused in charge sheet filed by Central Bureau of Investigation in a case of corruption against Jaganmohan Reddy.
* JAIPRAKASH POWER VENTURES: Has clarified that it has not mandated ICICI and IDFC as advisors for selling hydro assets.
* JINDAL STEEL AND POWER: Has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Republic of Liberia for setting up a 2X175 MW plant in that region.
* NMDC: The Income Tax Department slapped a 16.31-bln-rupees demand notice on the company for assessment years 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10, alleging the company had under-invoiced some export accounts.
* NTPC: Kerala has suggested adopting pooled tariff policy from company's power plants in the country to make gas-generated electricity affordable for customers in the state.
* SKS MICROFINANCE: In a bid to scuttle founder Vikram Akula's attempt to get on the board, the company said shareholders have no right to nominate directors.
* STATE BANK OF INDIA : Raises salary limit eligibility norms for car loan seekers. Also increased service charges by 0.51%.
* TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES: Has been chosen as the strategic information technology partner by Scandinavian Airlines. Has bagged a five-year deal to electronically link all police stations in Goa .
* TATA MOTORS: Has launched its pick-up multi-utility vehicle Xenon in Nepal . The company's wholly owned arm PT Tata Motors Distribusi Indonesia has launched Aria, Vista, and Safari Storme vehicles in Indonesia . Company will launch 25-30 new products, upgrades and variants in the second half of the financial year.
* TATA POWER: Gujarat may accept hike in tariff for power from company's Mundra plant.
* TATA TELESERVICES ( MAHARASHTRA ): Lost 28,483 subscribers in August, shrinking its total user base to 10.31 mln.
* VOLTAS : Has won an order to install variable refrigerant flow systems for air conditioning at Mantri Developers' residential project in Bengaluru.
* ZENITH INFOTECH: A division bench of the Bombay High Court has dismissed an appeal by the company against the winding-up proceedings initiated by holders of foreign currency convertible bond of the company.
