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Tata Power, ICICI Venture Fund JV in race to buy asset at a valuation of Rs 4,300 crore
Ballarpur and Asthi, its two oldest paper mills, are the latest in a series of assets the group has put on the block to pull itself out of its debt spiral
Lenders to decide on converting loans into equity/debentures in 3 months
USL board on Saturday said its second forensic audit by EY has revealed fund diversion worth Rs 1,225 cr to Mallya companies
USL said its additional enquiry into the annual accounts showed fund diversion to various Mallya-owned entities
A day after United Spirits (USL) accused Vijay Mallya of funds diversion worth ~1,200 crore from the company when it was managed by the UB Group chief, the latter denied the new charges.
The filing follows Minnesota's decision to revoke Essar's mineral leases for non-payment of dues worth $66 mn
Firm makes disclosures of improper transactions worth Rs 1,225.3 crore with entities linked to beleaguered businessman
The company had announced the transaction in September last year to reduce its debt worth Rs 6,300 crore
CEOs surprised some stellar performers denied Cabinet berth
Tata Teleservices, in turn, is expected to invest the funds in Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd's redeemable preference shares worth a similar amount
The transaction will help debt-heavy Jaiprakash Associates to reduce its debt, which had touched a high of Rs 60,000 crore
Group in talks to sell 25% more stake, months after Rosneft agreed to buy 49% for Rs 19,000 cr
Net worth of Reliance Gas erodes by Rs 1,900 crore; port, power companies report lower profits
Declines 25 per cent as India Inc's capex remains low; overseas loans remain flat
CEOs of the information technology sector said the industry was gearing for another phase of uncertainty, as the UK accounted for over 20 per cent exports from India
Firms to find alternative export routes or face increased trade barriers
Docomo gets higher valuation to exit Tata Teleservices
Tata Motors, Tata Steel Europe, Motherson Sumi, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys are expected to face the brunt of Brexit
Companies like Tata Steel and JLR will have to make alternate arrangements to sell products in EU