Business Standard
Thursday, May 31, 2012
drived banner
drived banner
  Advanced Search
RSS
Content Guide
Follow us on  
||Companies & Industry||||||| 
 Section Home | News Now | Today's Paper | Q&A | People in the News | Industry News | Features | The Compass | Research & Analysis | Opinion | Corporate Results
Home > Companies & Industry Live Markets | Commodities
 

Reliance MediaWorks raises stake in Fame
BS Reporter / Mumbai Feb 10, 2010, 00:12 IST

Plans to move regulators against the theatre chain.

Reliance Capital Partners, an Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group company, today upped the ante against Fame India by raising its stake in the latter to 7.89 per cent from 6.25 per cent. The Group also threatened regulatory action against the theatre chain.

BSE | NSE
Price  
Reliance MediaWorks,Fame India
In a release issued today, Reliance MediaWorks, the holding company of BIG Cinemas, said it would bring all relevant facts to the notice of all regulatory authorities, including the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, the Reserve Bank of India and the Income Tax Authorities.

A company spokesperson said, “The issues involved are nowhere as simple as acceptance of a higher or lower price by the sellers, but far more complex.” He alleged it involves serious matters relating to suppression of material facts, violations of the Sebi Takeover Code and Sebi Fraudulent & Unfair Trade Practices Regulations, the fiduciary duties of promoters of listed companies and protection of the interests of minority shareholders.

When contacted, Fame Managing Director Shravan Shroff refused to comment on the matter. In an earlier conversation with Business Standard, Shroff had said that he had not received any written offer from Reliance MediaWorks.

Reliance MediaWorks had earlier accused Fame India’s promoter, Shravan Shroff, of rejecting Reliance’s higher offer to acquire stake in the latter. Reliance claims to have offered Rs 80 per share to acquire the promoter’s 43.28 per cent stake.

INOX Leisure acquired the promoter’s 43.28 per cent stake for Rs 66.48 crore (Rs 44 per share).

The Fame stake buy makes INOX the second largest multiplex in the country, with over 205 screens (including Fame’s 95 screens), after Big Cinemas which operates 242 screens in India.

Fame scrips advanced 5 per cent to Rs 58.70 on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

New Ipad Application :Business Standard's all new IPad App
Click here to download for free
Arrow Other Stories     
- Markets post worst May performace since 2006
- Rajaratnam bragged about sources of inside info: Gupta lawyers
- Jaguar named No 1 brand in UK in customer satisfaction
- FIIs net sellers of Rs 666 cr in cash mkt today
- Govt launches austerity drive, bans creration of new posts
  Read Business news in 
- India's no. 1 Property Site. Click here to know more
- "Discover The Power of One"
- Help a Child Achieve her. Click to know more
- Benefits Upto Rs. 2.36 Lakhs on the Fully Loaded TJet Petrol.
- The Best Seller is Also the No. 1 in Mileage. Click here
- Watch The Film Here. Click here to know more..
- Learn How One City is Running on FOOD SCRAPS.
- 1 billion in saving for Unilever without any tangles.
- A Brand New Server at a Price That Fits Your Budget. Click here
- One Partnership Endless Possibilities. Click here to know more
- Helping doctors detect diseases earlier, saving costs & extending lives.
- Which is the best plan for your daughter
- Check out the TRUE COLOURS of your Stocks, Now for FREE!
- One of the leading business schools in the world.Know More
- 2 Lac Apartments, 1 Lac House / Plots. Click here
Sorry, comments to this story are closed
Latest Messages
Table for Two
  Now available at Special price
  Rs.280/- Only

  Buy Now
BS POLL
UPA 2 has completed three years. How do you rate its performance?  Read the story
  Good
  Average
  Bad
Submit
Most Popular
Read
E-Mailed
Commented
   
- NDA-led bandh turns violent in Bangalore
- Investors wary as Flipkart shows growth pangs
- Army chief slams BEML on Tatra, awards it Rs 1,500-cr deal
- Kingfisher Airlines Q4 loss more than trebles
- Wealthy clients turned tables on UBS and staff?
 
 More  
Tax Shastra
  Now available at Special price
  Rs. 360/- Only

  Buy Now
 
  Member Area Write to the Editor RSS Archives Advanced Search
  Subscribe to BS print product BS e-paper Newsletter Portfolio Tracker
  BS Products BS Hindi BS Motoring BS Books
Home | Markets & Investing | Companies & Industry | Banking & Finance | Economy & Policy | Opinion
Life & Leisure | Management & Marketing | Tech World | General News
About Us | Partner With Us | Code of Conduct | Careers | Advertise with us| Terms & Conditions | Disclaimer | Contact Us