Board approves listing of shares on NSE
The Board of Roto Pumps at its meeting held on 10 February 2020 has approved the setting up of wholly owned subsidiaries in Malaysia and Thailand to carry out sales and marketing of the company's products supplied from India. The subsidiaries would source bought out components from local market/ import and also maintain the warehouse facility. The said subsidiaries would be set up as step down subsidiaries of Roto Overseas, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company in Singapore. This would involve a capital investment of Rs 6 crore. The Board also authorised the listing of shares of the company on the National Stock Exchange.Powered by Capital Market - Live News
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