Supply chain solutions provider Redington India is to offer the latest Apple Inc. products - the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus - in over 4,000 retail locations across the country, the company said on Sunday. Redington has partnered with private sector HDFC Bank to offer various schemes to the new range of iPhones, the Chennai-based company said in a statement. Besides retailing of the smartphones, Redington said it would also sell Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch SE in the over 2,800 retail outlets. AirPods Pro, launched by the US-based technology giant, can be pre-booked and would be available from September 23. Customers are requested to visit www.indiaistore.com, the statement added. Apple globally unveiled the new range of iPhones and watches on September 7.
Besides the iPhone SE, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max would be retailed along with iPad Air featuring the Apple-designed M1 chip, the company said
Redington said appellate remedies are available on receipt of order from HC and the firm will take adequate steps to safeguard its interest in this regard
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The company's net profit declined 19.31 YoY per cent to Rs 88.78 crore.
Firm says these orders would have pushed the top line up by 15%
After the process, the effective date for listing of commercial papers (CPs) with the exchange will be January 1, 2020, it added.
Harrow Investment Holdings Ltd, promoter of Redington (India), a distributor of Apple products in India, has sold almost 61 per cent of its shares in the company for Rs 250 crore. The shares were acquired by Norwegian government pension fund and Reliance Mutual Fund.Both the investors have togather acquried 1,99,50,000 equity shares in the company, according to BSE Block deals Harrow Investment Holding Ltd, which was holding 3,27,77,599 equity shares with 8.2 per cent of the equity share as on March, 2017, has sold 1,99,50,000 at Rs 125 per share through block deal, for a total consideration of Rs 249.57 crore. Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway, on account of the Government Pension Fund Global, has acquired 1,19,50,000 equity shares of Redington for Rs 125 per share, for a consideration of Rs 149.37 crore. Reliance Mutual Fund acquired 70,00,000 equity shares for Rs 125 per share worth Rs 87.5 crore.Mutual Funds hold around 14.24 per cent stake and Foreign Portfolio Investors ...
The stock dipped 12% to Rs 98 after more than six million shares changed hands on the BSE and NSE via block deals.