Stocks in news: Sesa Goa, Britannia, UTV Soft, Moser Baer

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Stocks in news: Sesa Goa, Britannia, UTV Soft, Moser Baer

Sun Pharma, Natco Pharma, Sesa Goa, Britannia, UTV Software, Moser Baer, REC and Coal India are stocks, which are in the news today.

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Here are stocks that are in news today:

RBI may consider CRR cut given tight liquidity - Gokarn

Sun Pharma promoter Dilip Sanghvi buy's 3.7% stake in Natco Pharma
Acquires 10.45 lakh shares In 2 block deals this week

Natco Pharma raised Rs 67.5 cr via QIP yesterday
Issued 3m shares @ Rs 225/sh

Subsidy Shocker
Total subsidy bill for 2011-12 to exceed Rs 1 lakh cr

Britannia sacks close to 40 employees across levels
Britannia Says
Move Part Of Ongoing Performance Management Process
Each Yr, Under-performers Put On Performance Improvement
When No Improvement Seen, Employees Transitioned Out

Textile Secy Says
Met Officials Of Fin Min, RBI, Reps On Debt Restructuring
Inter-ministerial Meeting To Discuss TUFS Monitoring
TUFS: Technology Upgradation Funds Scheme
No Crisis Situation In Textile Sector; No Major Bank Defaults
There Is Reversal In Profits Of Textile Cos During 2011
Will Work With RBI, DFS To Work Out Sol For Working Cap
Bk Exposure To Textile Sector Divided Amongst Several Units
Seeking Resetting Of Repayment Timing; No Govt Outgo Involved
Debt Restructuring For Textile Sector Not A Handout By Govt

F&O Ban: ABG Shipyard, Gitanjali gems, RuchiSoya

Other stocks and sectors in the news

Sesa Goa arm buys additional 1.5% in Cairn India from Cairn UK at `325/sh. Sesa Goa now holds 20% of Cairn India along with units
CCEA approves Walt Disney's share in UTV Software to 100%
Moser Baer to invest Rs 5100 cr to setup solar projects in India & abroad (Reports)
REC to raise Rs 1290 cr through syndicate loans this financial year (BS)
Coal India offers to lend govt Rs 15000 cr if its paid interest (DNA)