* ASHOK LEYLAND: Posted Jul-Sep net loss of 250.54 mln rupees, compared with profit of 1.43 bln rupees a year ago.
* BAJAJ ELECTRICALS: The company's engineering and project unit has secured orders in three power distribution projects worth 7.57 bln rupees in Bihar .
* COAL INDIA: The first phase of the company's roadshows ahead of its proposed offer for sale received positive feedback from fund managers and investors.
* CONTAINER CORP OF INDIA : RBI has said shareholding of foreign institutional investors in the company has reached the trigger limit and any more purchases of the company's shares by FIIs would need its prior approval.
* EDELWEISS FINANCIAL SERVICES: Foreign institutional investors will need to take prior approval from RBI to buy shares of the company under the portfolio investment scheme.
* FEDERAL BANK: Has announced Fed Excel, a special scheme on savings account for professionals.
* GATI: Posted a net profit of 46 mln rupees in Jul-Sep, compared with a loss of 77.9 mln last year. Income from operations was up 16.2% on year at 2.99 bln rupees.
* GITANJALI GEMS: US-based Wellington management company has acquired 0.22% more stake in the company, hiking its overall holding to 5.04%. .
* IDBI Bank: May lose up to 3 bln rupees as borrower WinWind files for bankruptcy.
* JET AIRWAYS: The home ministry has written to the department of economic affairs that security agencies are yet to clear the deal between the company and Etihad Airways.
* JSW STEEL: IS planning to raise $600 mln though external commercial borrowings.
* JYOTI STRUCTURES: Jul-Sep net profit rose 22.5% on year to 146.3 mln rupees, and net sales increased 9.5% on year to 6.48 bln rupees.
* KALINDEE RAIL NIRMAN: Jupiter Metal says has option to raise open offer price for company's shares to counter Texmaco's 71-rupee-a-share bid.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Plans to add 200 more outlets over two years to its used car arm Mahindra First Choice.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: Is revamping its ageing fleet of offshore support vessels by inducting nine new ships by December 2014.
* PARSVNATH DEVELOPERS: Posted consolidated Jul-Sep net profit of 125.13 mln rupees, down 30.24% on year, and net sales of 1.61 bln rupees, up 8.88% on year.
* PIONEER DISTILLERIES: Jul-Sep net loss widened to 84.2 mln rupees, compared with a net loss of 44.5 mln rupees last year.
* POWER GRID CORP: Cabinet committee on economic affairs to take up issue of divestment of company.
* RAMCO SYSTEMS: Has added six new clients in last five weeks across various verticals.
* RAYMOND: Plans to increase its exports business by four times in next five years as domestic business faces a relative slowdown.
* ROLTA INDIA: Promoters have raised stake in the company to 50% from 40% earlier through creeping acquisitions over the last three years to meet defence policy norms.
* STATE BANK OF MYSORE : Posted a net profit of 300.8 mln rupees in Jul-Sep, down 79.3% on year.
* SOBHA DEVELOPERS: Posted consolidated Jul-Sep net profit of 566 mln rupees, up 12.9% on year and net sales of 5.4 bln rupees, up 30.4% on year.
* SHOPPERS STOP: Has opened "Crossword" store at Jaipur International Airport taking the total count of the stores to 84.
* STEEL STRIPS WHEELS: Posted a 31.8% rise in net profit for Jul-Sep at 73 mln rupees. Net sales for the quarter were up 3% at 2.65 bln rupees.
* THERMAX: Posted Jul-Sep net profit of 301.67 mln rupees, down 66.87% on year, and net sales of 10.30 bln rupees, down 12.82% on year.
* TITAN INDUSTRIES: Foreign institutional investors will need prior approval of the RBI for buying shares of the company under the Portfolio Investment Scheme.
* TRIVENI TURBINES: Jul-Sep net profit fell 45.6% on year to 152.8 mln rupees, while net sales were down 31.3% on year to 1.23 bln rupees.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Pernod Ricard narrows gap with company, grows faster at 21% for FY2012-13 compared to 12% growth posted by company.
* WOCKHARDT: UK drugs regulator has allowed the company to make most of its products at the Kadaiya plant.
* YES BANK: Is raising $125 mln from International Finance Corporation to ramp up its micro, small and medium enterprises lending business.
* BAJAJ ELECTRICALS: The company's engineering and project unit has secured orders in three power distribution projects worth 7.57 bln rupees in Bihar .
* COAL INDIA: The first phase of the company's roadshows ahead of its proposed offer for sale received positive feedback from fund managers and investors.
* CONTAINER CORP OF INDIA : RBI has said shareholding of foreign institutional investors in the company has reached the trigger limit and any more purchases of the company's shares by FIIs would need its prior approval.
* EDELWEISS FINANCIAL SERVICES: Foreign institutional investors will need to take prior approval from RBI to buy shares of the company under the portfolio investment scheme.
* FEDERAL BANK: Has announced Fed Excel, a special scheme on savings account for professionals.
* GATI: Posted a net profit of 46 mln rupees in Jul-Sep, compared with a loss of 77.9 mln last year. Income from operations was up 16.2% on year at 2.99 bln rupees.
* GITANJALI GEMS: US-based Wellington management company has acquired 0.22% more stake in the company, hiking its overall holding to 5.04%. .
* IDBI Bank: May lose up to 3 bln rupees as borrower WinWind files for bankruptcy.
* JET AIRWAYS: The home ministry has written to the department of economic affairs that security agencies are yet to clear the deal between the company and Etihad Airways.
* JSW STEEL: IS planning to raise $600 mln though external commercial borrowings.
* JYOTI STRUCTURES: Jul-Sep net profit rose 22.5% on year to 146.3 mln rupees, and net sales increased 9.5% on year to 6.48 bln rupees.
* KALINDEE RAIL NIRMAN: Jupiter Metal says has option to raise open offer price for company's shares to counter Texmaco's 71-rupee-a-share bid.
* MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA: Plans to add 200 more outlets over two years to its used car arm Mahindra First Choice.
* OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORP: Is revamping its ageing fleet of offshore support vessels by inducting nine new ships by December 2014.
* PARSVNATH DEVELOPERS: Posted consolidated Jul-Sep net profit of 125.13 mln rupees, down 30.24% on year, and net sales of 1.61 bln rupees, up 8.88% on year.
* PIONEER DISTILLERIES: Jul-Sep net loss widened to 84.2 mln rupees, compared with a net loss of 44.5 mln rupees last year.
* POWER GRID CORP: Cabinet committee on economic affairs to take up issue of divestment of company.
* RAMCO SYSTEMS: Has added six new clients in last five weeks across various verticals.
* RAYMOND: Plans to increase its exports business by four times in next five years as domestic business faces a relative slowdown.
* ROLTA INDIA: Promoters have raised stake in the company to 50% from 40% earlier through creeping acquisitions over the last three years to meet defence policy norms.
* STATE BANK OF MYSORE : Posted a net profit of 300.8 mln rupees in Jul-Sep, down 79.3% on year.
* SOBHA DEVELOPERS: Posted consolidated Jul-Sep net profit of 566 mln rupees, up 12.9% on year and net sales of 5.4 bln rupees, up 30.4% on year.
* SHOPPERS STOP: Has opened "Crossword" store at Jaipur International Airport taking the total count of the stores to 84.
* STEEL STRIPS WHEELS: Posted a 31.8% rise in net profit for Jul-Sep at 73 mln rupees. Net sales for the quarter were up 3% at 2.65 bln rupees.
* THERMAX: Posted Jul-Sep net profit of 301.67 mln rupees, down 66.87% on year, and net sales of 10.30 bln rupees, down 12.82% on year.
* TITAN INDUSTRIES: Foreign institutional investors will need prior approval of the RBI for buying shares of the company under the Portfolio Investment Scheme.
* TRIVENI TURBINES: Jul-Sep net profit fell 45.6% on year to 152.8 mln rupees, while net sales were down 31.3% on year to 1.23 bln rupees.
* UNITED SPIRITS: Pernod Ricard narrows gap with company, grows faster at 21% for FY2012-13 compared to 12% growth posted by company.
* WOCKHARDT: UK drugs regulator has allowed the company to make most of its products at the Kadaiya plant.
* YES BANK: Is raising $125 mln from International Finance Corporation to ramp up its micro, small and medium enterprises lending business.
