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Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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dont dwell on the past. All wounded bulls move ahead... lets maul the bears... 20 % open offer of Ranbaxy is old and gone...
Singh will reduce Corporate Tax to 17 % / personal IT to 10 %. So no money laundering. All cos will report historically high profits... PM Singh will be remembered as a KING....
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Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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if anyone had seen the ratio of oversubcription of Ranbaxy open offer at 20%, there will be obvious question as to whether it was really low or intended to be kept lower. I, being a long time shareholder lost the opportunity as the registrar to the issue did not deliver the open offer letter to me. A message sent to Investor relations department has not be responded. 
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All fools who short sell ranbaxy will burn themselves. in 2001 / 2004 Ranbaxy moved from 400 to 1600. Then it was a 10 rupee share. Clinton is code for Ranbaxy... Share can move to atleast 800 if lady clinton is elected SS of USA. 2010 - awarded 80 mg, 180 excl for ATORVASTATIN. Sardar is slowly buying stock at 200 - 300 in this market turmoil. Japs are really no fools. See Suzuki Car Co. Even toyota is suffering for not entering India then. For Suzuki, they do not fear market share loss / Recession for atleat another 10 years. India is the key in this market turmoil. ...
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yah the japs are upto something big. Slowly entering india... 26% tata teleservices, when there is so much competition. When democrat clinton was in power, ranbaxy gained, now with democrat obama in power, hmmm. maybe ranbaxy will touch 1000 soon.
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yah the japs are upto something big. Slowly entering india... 26% tata teleservices, when there is so much competition. When democrat clinton was in power, ranbaxy gained, now with democrat obama in power, hmmm. maybe ranbaxy will touch 1000 soon. ...
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All said and done, Japs are no fools. 700+ they brought sizeable nos of shares. now they they dont care if the share price is 230 or 100, sales to japan and usa could reach 10 billion from this plant, profit could be transferred to japan. After all japan and USA are constitute 80 % of world market. So Japan is king of singhs. Not money launders like indians, who cheat the nation, save taxes by siponing funds to switzerland and dubai and and.... and... only for the banks in these countries to go bust. Let ten industrialist build ten bridges in one year and see the development. Useless people of india know to kill poor people in the name of religion, caste, creed. Shameless Indians... dont admire the kids, their family started with money lending, so the grandsons may have done some deal with Daichi - that`s why the share of this company is low. They know the game... Now they must be accumulating the shares which are beaten down due to negative news....
Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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you can always download from the net. Singh cannot come and deliver the letter to you in this net age !...
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Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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Hi! I also got the open offer letter after the deadline had expired. Wonder how many more such cases are out there.
Opinder
Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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Hi! I also got the open offer letter after the deadline had expired. Wonder how many more such cases are out there.
Opinder...
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Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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What man what you are talking they were advertising every were you sleeping.
US - FDA puts Lupin plant under inspection.
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Bad news came in today for Lupin. Like Ranbaxy, United States FDA has put one of Lupin`s plant under interrogation, sighting evidence that their manufacturing plant has discrepency. This is bad news for Lupin today, just like how it was for Ranbaxy. With this move, Lupin might see a drastic fall in coming days, starting tomorrow (Friday).
As I am not an investor in Lupin, I advise all investors of Lupin to be cautious and follow up news closely. Those who are in profit, its time to sell and buy on lower levels. Do not panic but make your moves sensibly.
Good luck....
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Buy Ranbaxy Labs, target of Rs 316: Angel
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Angel Broking has maintained its buy rating on Ranbaxy Laboratories with a target of Rs 316. For the quarter, the company posted Net Sales of Rs 1,882 crore, registering a yoy growth of 14.7%....
Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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What man what you are talking they were advertising every were you sleeping.
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Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
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if anyone had seen the ratio of oversubcription of Ranbaxy open offer at 20%, there will be obvious question as to whether it was really low or intended to be kept lower. I, being a long time shareholder lost the opportunity as the registrar to the issue did not deliver the open offer letter to me. A message sent to Investor relations department has not be responded.
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All said and done, Japs are no fools. 700+ they brought sizeable nos of shares. now they they dont care if the share price is 230 or 100, sales to japan and usa could reach 10 billion from this plant, profit could be transferred to japan. After all japan and USA are constitute 80 % of world market. So Japan is king of singhs. Not money launders like indians, who cheat the nation, save taxes by siponing funds to switzerland and dubai and and.... and... only for the banks in these countries to go bust. Let ten industrialist build ten bridges in one year and see the development. Useless people of india know to kill poor people in the name of religion, caste, creed. Shameless Indians... dont admire the kids, their family started with money lending, so the grandsons may have done some deal with Daichi - that`s why the share of this company is low. They know the game... Now they must be accumulating the shares which are beaten down due to negative news.......
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thanks for you note though it was very long
but one has to admire the singh brothers for having timed their exit so well - they have got 5 times what they would have got now. makes me wonder if religare where elder brother is bringing rights issue should be seriously considered. after all if someone can sell so called family silver at 5 times its worth then those guys have financial acumen. singh is king
Ranbaxy Open Offer Goof up : Did Small shareholders benefit?
Posted by : GuestTracked by: 0 Boarder
if anyone had seen the ratio of oversubcription of Ranbaxy open offer at 20%, there will be obvious question as to whether it was really low or intended to be kept lower. I, being a long time shareholder lost the opportunity as the registrar to the issue did not deliver the open offer letter to me. A message sent to Investor relations department has not be responded....
what to do now
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Can i buy further or sell my entire holding.
I am a very long term Investor & am holding since 1999...
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thanks for you note though it was very long
but one has to admire the singh brothers for having timed their exit so well - they have got 5 times what they would have got now. makes me wonder if religare where elder brother is bringing rights issue should be seriously considered. after all if someone can sell so called family silver at 5 times its worth then those guys have financial acumen. singh is king...
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pyaretaj
Hi Guys,
It was a fantastic week end we saw with all global markets seeing an upward rally. Indian stock markets advanced for the second consecutive weekend as short covering and some value buying spurred a rally in power and oil & gas stocks on Friday. The positive close is likely to continue into next week but in a tight trading range, as investors remain confused for want of clear direction. As was astonishing to notice the way Nasdaq and Dow Jones fell steeply as Obama began his first ever conference meeting last night to introduce his economic team and declaring the economic collapse with the beginning of global recession and job cuts in US. Dow Jones nose dived from 260 to 85 in just 5 minutes and subsequently recovered before the close last night. This indicates the sentiment is still negative amongst traders and investors and any smallest negative news can collapse the global markets.
“Next week will be positive for the markets with Nifty trading above 2800 level, where it has found good support. Bargain hunters are picking stocks which are available at attractive prices. Resistance for the markets is seen at 3250 levels," said Vijay Bhambwani, CEO-BSPLindia.
Stocks gained in Europe and US futures climbed Friday suggesting markets may rebound on rising speculation that the major central banks may go for another round of rates cut to unlock credit and boost consumer spending to arrest the economic global slowdown.
“Given the global economic slump and to bolster credit availability to the industry we may also see another round of rate cuts in coming days. Monday, Indian markets are likely to see gap-up opening while profit booking is likely to come in late trading. Immediate resistance for Nifty is seen at 3030 level and then at 3150-3200 levels. Support is at 2900-2850, breach of the above level may take it to 2750,” said Ankit Sinha, CEO-Spark Advisory.
Bank of England and European Central Bank on Thursday reduced their benchmark rates in an effort to limit the economic damage.
For the mid to long term, the news flow is going to be bad but it`s already discounted in the stock prices.
According to analysts, the worst may be over for equity markets, but the recovery will take time. However, the pain is not over for the real economy. Weakness will be felt well into the first half of 2009. It`s only as we get the lag effect of the change in monetary policy and the benefits of low commodity and energy prices that you should start to see economies recovering in the second half of the next year.
We will not see any more dividend cheques coming to our homes or to our accounts as the business fundamentals are declining due to recession factor. The next quarter results from our corporates are going to be on substantial decline and this will lead to more collapse on stock market prices. Be prepared for all this and sit with liquid cash for timely entry into markets and make gains and caution protection to your funds and safety.
Good luck guys.
Taj.
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Hi Guys,
It was a fantastic week end we saw with all global markets seeing an upward rally. Indian stock markets advanced for the second consecutive weekend as short covering and some value buying spurred a rally in power and oil & gas stocks on Friday. The positive close is likely to continue into next week but in a tight trading range, as investors remain confused for want of clear direction. As was astonishing to notice the way Nasdaq and Dow Jones fell steeply as Obama began his first ever conference meeting last night to introduce his economic team and declaring the economic collapse with the beginning of global recession and job cuts in US. Dow Jones nose dived from 260 to 85 in just 5 minutes and subsequently recovered before the close last night. This indicates the sentiment is still negative amongst traders and investors and any smallest negative news can collapse the global markets.
“Next week will be positive for the markets with Nifty trading above 2800 level, where it has found good support. Bargain hunters are picking stocks which are available at attractive prices. Resistance for the markets is seen at 3250 levels," said Vijay Bhambwani, CEO-BSPLindia.
Stocks gained in Europe and US futures climbed Friday suggesting markets may rebound on rising speculation that the major central banks may go for another round of rates cut to unlock credit and boost consumer spending to arrest the economic global slowdown.
“Given the global economic slump and to bolster credit availability to the industry we may also see another round of rate cuts in coming days. Monday, Indian markets are likely to see gap-up opening while profit booking is likely to come in late trading. Immediate resistance for Nifty is seen at 3030 level and then at 3150-3200 levels. Support is at 2900-2850, breach of the above level may take it to 2750,” said Ankit Sinha, CEO-Spark Advisory.
Bank of England and European Central Bank on Thursday reduced their benchmark rates in an effort to limit the economic damage.
For the mid to long term, the news flow is going to be bad but it`s already discounted in the stock prices.
According to analysts, the worst may be over for equity markets, but the recovery will take time. However, the pain is not over for the real economy. Weakness will be felt well into the first half of 2009. It`s only as we get the lag effect of the change in monetary policy and the benefits of low commodity and energy prices that you should start to see economies recovering in the second half of the next year.
We will not see any more dividend cheques coming to our homes or to our accounts as the business fundamentals are declining due to recession factor. The next quarter results from our corporates are going to be on substantial decline and this will lead to more collapse on stock market prices. Be prepared for all this and sit with liquid cash for timely entry into markets and make gains and caution protection to your funds and safety.
Good luck guys.
Taj....
BSE Announcements on Ranbaxy Labs
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Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd has submitted to BSE a copy of "Notice of Change of Control" issued by the Company to the Trustees of Foreign Currency Convertible Bondholders.
Further the Company has now informed that:
"Further to above, the RBI vide letter dated November 03, 2008 has rejected the application of the Company for early redemption of the Bonds. The Company has issued a communication dated November 04, 2008 to the Trustees of the Bondholders informing about the response of the RBI."...
BSE Announcements on Ranbaxy Labs
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With reference to the earlier announcement dated October 20, 2008, about M/s. Daiichi Sankyo Company Ltd ("Daiichi Sankyo") having its Registered Office at 3-5-1 Nihonbashi-honcho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo-103-8426, Japan, had acquired 220,690,423 Equity Shares constituting 52.5% of the Issued, Subscribed and Fully Paid-up Equity Share Capital of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd ("the Company"), Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd has informed BSE that Daiichi Sankyo has acquired 48,020,900 Equity Shares of the Company on November 07, 2008 from Mr. Malvinder Mohan Singh & Mr. Shivinder Mohan Singh, including their relatives / entities controlled by them ("Singh family"). Following this acquisition, Daiichi Sankyo now holds 2,68,711,323 Equity Shares of the Company, representing 63.92% of the Issued, Subscribed and Fully Paid-up Equity Share Capital of the Company.
As a result of this acquisition, the Singh family has ceased to be the Promoters of the Company and Daiichi Sankyo has become the Promoter of the Company with effect from November 07, 2008....
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